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ENGLISH AND BENGALI 



DICTIONARY, 



FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS 



BY J. SYKES. 
REVISED BY GOPEE KISSEN MITTER. 



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CALCUTTA : 

PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS FOR THE CALCUTTA SCHOOL-BOOK 

SOCIETY AND SOLD AT THEIR DEPOSITORY, 9, 

GOVERNMENT PLACE, EAST. 

1874. 



• of 

PEEEACE, 

iCncouraged by the favorable reception of the preceding edition 
of the JDictionary, the revision of which had been entrusted to me, I 
cheerfully accepted the offer which the Committee of the C. S. B. 
Society did me the honor of making to me, for revising it a second 
time. I have spared no labor in availing myself of the changes in the 
signification of words which the gradual progress of the Bengali 
language has since introduced. 

I have also endeavored to convey a clear idea of English words 
by means of simple Bengali terms t for the benefit of juvenile 
students :fot whom the work is 'chiefly intended. 

Cr. K. MlTTERo 



DICTIONARY. 



ABBREVIATIONS EXPLAINED. 

substantive: a. adjective: p. pronoun: „. verb: ad. adverb: pr. preposition: 
pa. participle: c. conjunction: int. interjection. 



ABH 

A, art. before a consonant } <£\G,(.M^\ 
Abaca, s. *T«l f3t*r^ I 
Ab'acot, s. gffiffa^rtSF *[f 1> I 
Aback, ad. *f*5fre ; ^#1 *f rr*T i 
Abaft, ad. f^C^*f*&Ts<Wrfac<5f ) 
Abaisance, s. £^,£^1%,*^!?- I 
Abandon, v. «tt?^jT9T ^, t^T\£ ) 
Abandoned, a. $j^ ; ^g^TsT^t I 
Abase, v. ^*% gs, *VV, *j <P I 
Abash, p. c?fe^ ^ ^»T£fWW I 
Abate, v. •jrsr <^ 37^ cw? ^ ^ , 
Abatement, s. <rT*f, f J^^C^T5f I 
Abb, *ff|?rTjr, £f^5fT^t ^| 
Abbe'ss, s. ^TfV<PTf?qt 1 
Abbey, s.^,%f^5T^r^ Tsrt^t^ I 

Abbot, s. vtwjw, ^rt«*r$T*rr<fh 

Abbreviation^. ^\C^*f,^gf^,«^t^ 
Abdicate, v. *fT* *ff?3JTsT Ss 1 [35^ 
Abdomen, s. *fa, ^<r, v$^«f^ | 
Abduction, s. ^*is;?[% w^m j 
Abed, ad. *KrjTsf$, *mjt? 1 
Aberration, s. fwtfSfSR, ft^TT | 
Abet, v. *T^T^F$1 ^, ^T^7j cif I "* 

B 



ABO 

Abeyance,s.^rf^f t%,^fsf 3 ^ft^^Tt 
Abhor, v. ^1% ^ <g 3 ^^^1 ^ , 
Abhorrence, s. ^vmml, t^JWJ 1 
Abide, v. f%t% ^, 3T*T ^, *TT<5 l 
Ability, s. WS&I, m^fj 5 W31 I 
Abject, a. sfte, fte, ^sq^rar, f^<TT*r I 
Abjure, v. *t*i9t*£$<$ $j-ftf ^ 1 
Ablac'tate v. Ui?\$Jt$f *$?£] 1 
A'blative, a. ^^fTwfaTsf 1 
Able,«. "^ir^T^f^, *R5f,*>r^ , ^ j 
Ablegation, s. Tp-CWC*f C2f?T«l ! 
Ablution, s. ^fa, c*fts ^^«< 1 
Abnegation, s. ^^toTST, SJttf, 

Aboard, «rf. C^<^T#?T ^^fC?" I 
Abode, s. ^T*T, ^3T$r%, ^T^1 1 
Abolish, v. Cc7t*f 35, <rf$$ g» 1 
Abolition, s.C^M,f^i«i,^^T;T f 
Ab6minable,«.^6jt^,^ WJ, ^Sft^ 
Abominate, v. "5r«i1 <P, ^sjaspSil ^ I 
Abomination, s. *T«11, "SftT^W I 
Aborigines, 5. CW*V§; ^Tt^TTCwf t^ ^ 
Abortion, *. tfgsffif, tfl^rT?; J 



ABS 

Abortive, a. ^^fsf^TSitlJ, l^^ 5 ^? 

Abound, «\.TOT^> ^ } £f^ ^ l 
About, pr. ^frf*vtC*r, *T^C*f;1^OT 
About, ad. £jT?r j tvS^^S ; %fy$ I 
Above, pr. ^*fC?T, ^Cf, ^f*T<5i 
Above-board, ad. gW^J^W,^- 

Abreast, ad. *ft*fT*TTf*t, ^t^j% I 
Abridge, v. *T\C*F*f 3S, "^ ^ I 
Abridgment, s. *v\C^*fl\^ I 
Abroad, ad. 1%C*fC% *Tfe?TI 
Abrogate, v. ^>RjsH ^> ?rf^5 3> I 
Abrupt, a. ^ftfiiTpvtG^fafhf&l 
Abruptly, ad. ^^JTte, ^1A I 
Ab 'scess, s. (?EpTt>*F, 5^* jq | 
Abscind, v. .<FtT>, C^t 3?, WTT> I 
Abscond, v. ^TtHC^ft^^ ^ I 
Absence, s. ^rs[*f J%1%,*fC?rT3?3l I 
Absent, «. ^$*ffe, ^T5ft9f5 I 
Absolute, or. * T*ffa ;*F*£«i^5r*jtf I 
Absolutely, fld.f^T^f^*^?^! 
Absolution, s. "Jjf^, *fT*fC3rf5«*, 

Absolve, v. z$f& tff, *F*Tl 3» I 
Absorb, v. *RI *f1, c*tt*, *ft*T ^l 
Absorption, *. c^ir, C*tT^«l ; C^TW I 
Abstain, v. f^|s "£, *FH ^ I 
Abstemious, v. ^T e *tc^t*ft"»fstet , ^t 
Abstergent, a. *f1?^T?"^, C*ft*T^ I 
Abstinence, s. f^C^Ttf, ^tf% I 
Abstract, 5. ^t?Tt«f, TTC?Tt^T?r I 
Abstract, v. 7JT?T ^^ ^ ' 



ACC 

Abstractedly, ad. 4j9fa?JK*f, 1%3- 

Abstraction, s. ftf%3re1 ; ^r^j^r^- 
Abstruse, a. ^?5^, f^*J7, T[tf5i? I 
Absurd, a. ^r*r\$r$, ^5rftCT5*P I 
Absurdity, s. "srf%J frsp^l, ^*T\- 

Abundance, s. 3ls[riT, ^tf^T^J I 
Abundant, a. f?T^?T, fiflgT, ^TC^^ I 
Abtise, v. ^f^ ^", ^TJ^T^* ^ f 
Abuse, s. <r.T|feS *ttt*r, ^*J*^T?T I 
Abusive, a. f^f3>, f^^T^I" I 
Abut, v. ^^TOf ^, ^\^ ^ I 
Aby 'ss, 5. ^T^cT^f^f <t^ ; *?3> • 
Academical, «. ftjnT5T?r*TC^Y?r I 
Academy, s. dt*fT^, *fTfc*ft*I1 1 
Accede, v. *!*!§ Cff, ^fW<T 3> I 
Accelerate, v. *ft^[ ^s, ^a^"1 ?p I 
Accent, s. $?e ^35t?"«i ; ^1?T«j C«- 

Accent, v. #<F ^&T?r«l 3* ; ^T35T?"«J 
Accept, v. 9T^«I <P, *f f?gr ?p I 
Acceptable, a. tfftn, 9f^^t?T sTOSt- 

Acceptance, s. *f1?$t3", ^STtWl^T I 
Acceptation, s. 9f^:«i ; ^fiTsSt^f I 

Access, s. £fra*fTipr!%, STO31 I 
Accessary, 5. ^c^r^T£f*rfa*rc 3 5t?ft 
Accessible, a. ^t^T^?"^"?,^-^ I 
Accession, s. ^f% ; *fe^>T; £jtf% I 
Accessory, «. ^C^J"^" ^f^^ t^t%^5, 

Accidence, 5. ^jT^WSK^rlVt I 



ACC 
Accident, s. ^^T* TTlfal ; $q I 
Accidental, a. 'frf*, tfRt?^ I 
Acclamation, *. ^tws^C^ %RRt*f l 
Acclivity, 5. 3p^T*f§ kfiffil %m I 
Accommodate, t?. ^rig^jsrj <p i 
Accommodation, s. 2fC?rt«(^t?J?n 
^TT5;<C«l ; $*f<ST<T ; faft ^$3* I 
Accompaniment, 5. ^1 t^ "$TT?T| 
Accompany, v. *\z$? sfsr^ 9 1 
Accomplice, s. fwfr^^Kt, <£- 

Accomplish, v. tt*^ <p, fS^ <g | 
Accomplished, a. $«iMf«, £f^ 1 
Accomplishment, s. *flgf j^sj^cj 1 
Accompt, s. sHstf, tt^t^ I 
Accord, s. f^, 3R, te^l, TFS I 
Accord,*?. fa*i, 7f j%f%v$ ^ ^3 ^ . 

Accordance, s. *ra *%,«$$ j, ^fat?T » 
According, ^r. ^sj*rf?ft, ^r^T? 1 
Accordingly, ad. ^^Tc^^gCT I 
Accost, v. ^T^TT^f ^, Tf^t^ ^ I 
Accouchement, s. ?{%fc $**ffrR, 

£f*T<TI 
Account, v. >S?TJT ^ $ t^^t*T CW I 
Account, 5. $r«R1 ; ft*$r«J ; ^T|r«j I 
Accountable, 0. WTfl", 3]T^!f ^ I 
Accountant, s. $f«RT^*fi, SJ5^T, 

thrift 1 

Accoutre, v. J^grl <s, *f@Sf t^ 3> I 
Accoutrement, 5. *rW, ^ft? 5 ^ I 
Accredited, 0. £WsYf 3 ; gf^f^fV 

B 2 



^ ACQ 

Accrue, v. fo*ft ^, ft% ^ 1 
Accumulate^. Jf^ir^,ifsri ^,^lf*t^ 
Accuracy, s. 3^51, ^MTsfr I 
Accurate, a. f$&, ^, WTsf I 
Accursed, a. ^f%*T% "W*nj, 

Accusation, 5. ^5i«T*tiF,^rJ%reT*f I 
Accusative-case, s. ^^ *fpf 1 
Accuse, v. ^f^reTsf ^, ^«t?rt?- 

Accustom, ». ?TJ^^t?" <F,^r vjt^r *S I 
Accustomary, a. *J^TtW,^rejt*I 

Ace, s. 4 WT3 ; cl> <S$1 ; C<rj, ^«l ( 
Acerbity, s. ^Tj^T*f, ^t^*fJ I 
Acervate, v. 3"Tf*f 31 4<frs ^ 1 
Ache, s. c<r?R1, *m, *ftv?1 1 
Achieve, v. ^^TMa - ^, <5>^T*f ^ I 
Achievement, s. ^^t^Tj«j f^?1, 

Achromatic, «. ^Vto.^W^fWs I 
Acid, a. ^Rf, ^<f, «r|^1 1 
Acidity, s. ^3^ ^3"?T*T, ^ I 
Acidulate, v. ^^" 3s, ^^^1 
Acknowledge, «>. ^fapf?T & I 
Acme, 5. jf^raftsrl, gfte.gtfVSi 
Aconite, s. fa, ^trT^ ^ 1 
Acorn, 5. 5^JTf<[t^3: ^tlf 1 
Acoustics, s. *ffi(^TtJl 1 
Acquaint, v. ^t^5 *F, ®T^1 I 
Acquaintance, s. ^rT^Y?T ; *f ©5? I 
Acquiesce, v. 1^15 ^", *ff?T^^' I 
Acquire, v, ^«ttWk ^, £[T^ ^ I 



ADA 

Acquisition, s. cT^pj, £ftf% » 
Acquit, s. ft5T<T¥T?r1 fac^te ^?T«I i 
Acquittance, 5. TptJ-iT^ I 
Acre, s. f^ t^"STl ^f^fr ^ft?^! 6 ! I 
Acrid, 0. ^, 1%^, ^rtcT, vgfa | 
Acrimonious, a. ^^f*t, spi> i "* 
Acrimony, s. <&<5#TO, t^jA \ 
Across, ad. ■<b{\(.\5, ^Tv5*TTC*T I 
Acrostic, 5. ot cStOT<T gfrej^ SJ- 

Act, s. ftF?n ; 5ttT> retrain Sfa?T«l; 

?TT5fT^3l, ^ft>T I 
Act, V. <$?& <5 ; ^jfert ^ I 

Acting, s. sftfj <5<T«i ; ?TT^jferl ; 

for another, v. £f1%f^f>r ^ | 
Action, s. ^^ ; ^T^t*T ; ^ I 
Actionable, a. ^f^CTTCsnr C*T*TJ I 
Active, «. aftf^ ^MT^, *rwf I 
Active -voice, s. ^«%T5J i 
Activity, 5. EW^t, *F5^31 f 
Actor, *. ^ci, 9t?P$; snfol 
Actress, 5. ^^ ; *PTf?tel i 
Actual, a. ^stttf , £f^5, f^*S? I 
Actually, ad. f^5t¥, t^*6?^C^f I 
Actuary, s. ^><fr, ft?TTC<r<r <5T*fj 

Actuate, v. ^ ^^ £ff 1% ;§i^fl 1 
Actuated, ^«. gfrflfe, ^Tt%^ 1 
Acumen, s. ^t^T^r, sWsfs I 
Acute, a. ifap, 2Kj, 5^3- 1 
Adage, *. gftyfa $*ftff*f <5sf1 f 
Adamant, s. t£^$<$, ^<j^Ti ^f«t 1 



ADxM 

Adapt, ». 7r\*r?j- ^ ^\c^rt9f <g 1 

Add, v. ft^ cw, ^j% <p, ^fpsrsrw ^ 1 
Addendum,*. C^ra^c^Tsw^Th 
Adder, s> 3T5W*f, C^^^?1 *fT*f 1 
Addict, v. Tn^Tf^C3"*f t$ 9 W\*IW5 I 
Addition, s. rafalf, |f%, *r\c?T*f l 
Additional, #. ^ww, ^f^fa^ 1 
Addle, v. *fffc*1 ?1, c$TC^f ?1 I 
Address, s. fa«£|jj f«fC?Tt^T^1, 

Address,??. "^rT^rfwc^W^ 3S,^T* 9 1 
Adduce, v. ^5JT^?5T *, 2ft%*f^ <p 1 
Adept, a. ^*ij, Wsr^^^^T, 

^■f%^- 1 
Adequate, a. V%*iW&, 3"scTJI 
Adhere, v. 7i\Tr& ^, fertfV 1 
Adherent, s. ^sfTsft ; a. n\^w 1 
Adhesion, s. *T\5r$|"51,l7f$?i *f?rsi 1 
Adieu, s. S^TR^^t^ ^T^tWT* 1 
Adjacent, a. f^T^^f^TSTmrfsf I 
Adjective, 5. S^TTS^, fac*rs«i 1 
Adjoining, a. *T\*r?f, ?T#h>f?€f 1 
Adjourn, v. ^f$p5 ^, fa^T" 5 * ^1 
Adjudge, v. ^5T?tS3l £f<ST*f ^ 1 
Adjudicate, v. f^^f^ gs, R«f?T ^ I 
Adjunct, s. •jt\*t^ *i fstf^ra 337 i 
Adjure, v. 'Wtf ?p, ^j 3> 1 

Adjust, v. ^ffe?ri ^rr«r, ^r^?i, fsr^r 

Adjustment, -s. f^^flTf^, ^T^ I 
Adjutant, s. C^^T^f1% ftt*ra I 
Admeasurement, 5. *Tf^"STT*i, "STt*^ I 
Administer, v. TfT*l ^, OT?fl, ^T^l 1 



ADV 

Administration, s. *pT$F5t5T"fa I 
Administrator, 5. sn^jf^F^r VCTtf- 

Admirable, a. £f*r\3Tafa, ^«,^"?j> I 
Admiral, s.^^teT«ffir«JC"^T 'WJ^ 
Admiration,s.^I^fr5rT5T,£f*T\*n, 

Admire, v. ipr^l ^Tt^TO" C^t*T <G I 
Admissible, «. *fTSJ^ft$Tin:srT*f J I 
Admission, s. ^T$f STW^T ^T«prt§ ; 

*IJ%S5 fc^C? ^t<Pt?" I 
Admit, v. ^?RT*rsrCT?r ^Jjsr t% CW l 
Admixture, 5. firfaste ]pJ I 
Admonish, fl.^^CTtif ^^W^C* 
Admonition, s. ^*f 3"f*P*f ,§<TO*t 1 
Ado, s. ^, astir ; ^TO I 
Adolescence, s. c^ffa^T^I 1 
Adopt, v. c*fPO*J? ^5 tt^l *' 
Adorable, a. «Jlf3ft?r, ^^ff?r I 
Adore, v. *jlf1 ^ ; ^t% cSt^T * t 
Adorn, v. c*TTl%3 3>, t^»flre ^ I 
Adrift, «c?. ^^"fa^CS ^tf*nr1 l 
Adroit, a. f^*J«l, $^*T3*, W^ I 
Adulation, s. "^t%, fSTsrjl £f*f\7fl 1 
Adult, a. cSfV, 3"?IS£tt^r 1 
Adulterate, v. ^ItSf CW, fsr^tcT ^ l 
Adultery, s. *tJW\JT 9 <Dt%5T?- 1 
Adumbrate, v. ^t?T3"* ^fif <PI 
Advance, v. ^rtf*^ ^ ; 3^ ^ • 

Advantage, s. SfT^, Tp*t • sjtsfftrji 
AdvantageouSj^.fT^lfJT^cTt^^i 
Advene, v. 1VSJF ^ I 
B 3 ^ 



► AFF 

Advent, s. ^TOT^T, ^Wt, ^¥ I 
Adventitious, a. tw j T^€t?', ^f^- 

f*53 I 
Adventure, s. I^TrSR^ TT^^I, 

Adventure, v. ts*f^C*fr 2ff 3" ^, 

^T*TW faf*rife $TC*fj t^W ^ I 
Adventurous, «. ^T^'ft, f»^ri 
Adverb, s. f^?t?T ftWsq I 
Adversary, s. ^t?, f^^f^F, *t^l 
Adverse, a. St^igm JfW%\*$& f 
Adversity, s. ^*ff^,p^1,yi(*t1 
Advert, 1?. &SK ^, ^5^1 ?5 I 
Advertise, v. t^^T^f^; 3>, ®T^1 I 
Advertisement, 5. R^M^Wa I 
Advice, s. ffTTftM 1 , *T*rT&T?r I 
Advisable, a. ^f^T^^f J, ^sniF 1 
Advise, s. rfj]^ CW; *TTTtST?T C? I 
Advisedly, «cZ. flrc^Wl *£&& 1 
Advocate, 5. Sj^t^^, «W*Twt I 
Adz, s. *£$m%, f ^ I 
JSgis, «. T>f«T, *P*ras I 
AeVie, 5. 3TtS? *Tf^T *t*fl 1 
Aerial, a. ^^T*fter,3T?T§F,C<f5?r I 
Aeronaut, s. OTWTlfYjWasrnttl 

Afar, «d. Tjcir, Tp^tc^, ^T3c<r i 

Affable, 0. STf^fTf?*, ^t*TT"ft I 
Affair, s. f<nnr7*jT*n?r, *5T*J I 
Affect, v. irc* ^Tjf ^CSTTfes * ; 

Affectation, s. ff&V SJ*^T?\ W I 
Affected, a. ^f3^*firf*T$ ; ^S- 



AFT 

Affe'ction, J.gf^ffo*. mrf 3>t<T I 
Affectionate, a. cg^ft, «TWT?ft I 
Affectionately, ad. <r^ «j^" i 
Affiance, *. tW^^T ; S$$r$\ 
Affidavit, *. *f*W*ra, *[f fw^ I 
Affiliation, *. c*?fa7*£q <&<r«l • 
Affinity, s. TT"*r<f, f 9f%3l, ?re^ i 
Affirm, v. T^c*T <j>^ ft*S?T <F 1 
Affirmative, a. ^teT^reT*^ I 
Affix, 0. ^\C5Tt?r <5, ^to <p i 
Affix, *. <sr$TO, Stc^tsf i 

Afflict, v. ^ of, c#*r c?, st*n i 

Affliction, *. ^-<r ? t^ 9 ^-jTc-srt^ I 

Affluence, 5. Tf^fe, a^f^ ft 97 I 
Affluent, a, s^<rftr, vff , ft^t I 
Afflux, s. &m £fate, c^t3 1 
Afford, v. CW, Tft^T <5, ?pft"<n tff | 
Affray, *. TTT^T^tft, ^T^t^Tt% I 
Affright, v. ^3 <$>, ^ tff<1 1 
Affront, v. ^n\^^> ^ ; ^-s^irT* ^ 1 
Affront,*. ^*nTT3^5rral,s5reTW?n 
Affusion, *. T>T*R, N$rf%C^ ^r«| 1 
Afloat, ad. ^T^T"srt^T, £fl>f%3 1 
Afoot, «d. ^fPfJCSf ; S^raFfa l 
Afore, pr. ^csjr, «Jp£ 1 
Aforesaid, 0. «Jp£T^, *J4faj>to 1 
Afraid, 0. €te, *fj%$, 4^ | 
Afresh, ad. *{*^T?r, ^p«5 I 
After, pr.^-tt^tfzjiad.^iiptfzji 
Afterbirth, *. ^f^"t"?T, ^p??, ^ctT^ i 
Afternoon, s. t^T^TsT, ^^T^Tl^* I 
Afterthought,*. ^WTSf^^^^H 
Afterward, ad. *TC3", ^S^ | 



5 AIL 

Again, ad. *gX<6r$, *£*<rt?r I 
Against; pr. ^z%, ft*f?fto5 \ 
Age, *. <r?s^sr ; 35T*T ; ^^ *f$ 

Aged, a. 2^, STtftsT, ^51, *tf 1 
Agency, *, <RfW, ^SfoT^rera l 
Agent, *. ^w^qI, ^^^t^^i 
Aggrandize, v. ^f% <^ ^1 , 
Aggravate, v. £g«f <fl c^ ^ , 
Aggregate, *. c*TTl>, 4f ^ ^tf*t I 
Aggression, s. fcc?rT*r WrT?TW ; 

Aggressor, *. g^ ^TapsT*!*^ I 
Aggrieved, a. 5Tf*T$, $*T2R5 1 
Aghast, 0, 3rTl^*, ?T&f%$, 7^3 1 
Agile, 0. 9TRFW?ft, *TW?r, 3F3 l 
Agility, *. 3^3751, 5T*f*IJ I 
Agitate, v. srt?, ^f%J ^, ^^g- 

Ago, ad. *f$, ^srefo, ^ *pafr 1 
Agonize, v. *3fa1 *f1, ^jfas ^ 1 
Agony, s. W3J^ ^«i1^^ cwfll 
Agree, v. $&j ^, c^ 5",*TO5 ^ j 
Agreeable, 0. ^f3^r, ^TTJ I 
Agreeably, «d.^# < sj#3S;x5T»rjfrc*fl 
Agreement, s. ffrsre ; ft?rcr»f3r I 
Agriculture, *. <f>j%<5Tft, ^ftftffjH 
Aground, ad. $\SU &*$) I 
Ague, *. ^^f ^[<r 1 



Ah, int. ^rT^I, ^Ts I 
Ahead, «tf. ^rcg, «J_?T^K,^?r5^?r 1 
Aid,*. ?Tt^rj, ^TT^ipTT, ^*\^J l 
Ail, V. ^Jj%5 ^ vflvs! *fl , 



ALI 

Ailment, s. *ft$1, *jTf*T, *TtC*rte I 
Aim, s. ^rf%£fT*, 5te*f*fj j TO, 

Aim, v. «T^j ^, sfa? tf, 05^1 ^ I 
Air, ». e*j<$ cw, ^T^tC^T 33$ ^ I 
Air, s. <TT^, Wt^t*T ; ^J ; ^fa I 
Airing, s. ^HJOT**, SnrftTT?T I 
Airy, a. <rt?[ *PS#to ; sna, ?"fw I 
Aisle, «. «SRT*rc?<T w j*T$T i 
Ajar, «dL ^^f*[^, ^WWTtsfl I 
Akin, a. W*t$fv, TOttfcto,^ *T7 ; 

Alabaster, 5. ^ 2T53" |^c*t^r I 
Alacrity, s. TSfJ s§*Tpsj, ^WJ*T I 
A-la-mode, ad. <fte}»[iTTC|r ! 
Alarm, s. *53*fff^, ssw^TT; aft»ri 
Alarm, v. ^?r c**M, *5fo 35, ^1^1 1 
Alarum, 5. fr*fTf 53 f*f 3> "5T«i?1 1 
Alas ! alack, int. *rt?T ^t¥ I 
Albeit, «& *nfjf*f, silfanf* I 
Album, s. gtfSro 37t%^W3T "5""55T- 

A'lchymy, 5. <RT*TC fcw)1 I 
Alcohol, 5. irc^J<r *TT3"T\*t I 
Alcove, s. *r«f*tT5Tl, ^<T I 
Alderman, 5. WC?T^ ^*TJ*F, c%l- 

Ale, *. "SRSfto Ttfij) ftt*ftn 
Alembic,s. C5T?f3"*T?r ^fTajfrt*^ I 
Alert, a. *iV<f, *IC53»r t ^T^^TT^T I 
Algebra, 5-. *tsi$ffa"3, ^R^sifsj-si 
Alias, ad. ^^1, 1%^1, ^Tsf*rl 1 
Alibi, ad. ^T^TM" ST1>^1 ?f^c? 
£ 4 



7 ALL 

?rTf*r sif^ c^r $s<r cm 1 

Alien, a. fcc^ft, ft*f#te 1 
Alien, 5. fccfpfhr *JJ%J I 
Alienate, v. *TC*TT^;3"«i 3? ; \5j|?f ^ 1 
Alienation, 5. Trc^T^^T^ ^«J j 

Alight, v. ^T*r, ^3"?sn> ^ I 
Alike, ad. ^SfR^TW, ^J?W, 

Aliment, *. •sfftTJTpJ, ^rt^t?" I 
Alimony, 5. ^qOTWTctf sftsRI 
Aliquot, a. ^TT^v^j^ *r$n t%^s 

Alive, «. #ttt$, ^fasf, ?v^i 
Alkali, s. tpT?T, ste^Tf 1 
All, 0. 3F^*T, T\yi$ t $t**, w 1 
Allay, v. 9I1TT1, ^T^ ^, t%^5 <5 I 
Allegation, 5. f^37TteT,f^*&?re$f 1 1 
Allege, v. TJ7?K*T ^, fk*5J( & 1 
Allegiance, s. 3rTBi**Tl^55l,«j%S 

Allegory, s. %*nr1, 3WJRTW 
Alleviate, 0. ©Tf^T^" ^, W*f*r 3» I 
Alley, s. sff%, ?T^H*r, 3jfH"*f I 
Alliance, «. ^[%, r.^c?, f ^f%^1 • 
Alligator, 5. ^^t?", ^^^f^HT^ I 
Alliteration, s. ^I^Stm, W**m I 
Allocation, 5. C^TT^f ^1 ^1^^ ^?Tej I 
Allot, v. ^Ttf Cf ; ^fT^ ^,t%W«l ^ 1 
Allotment, *. ^T*f, ^i\*\, l^TSfl 
Allow, v. ^1^1% ^ ; Tt^T<T ^ 1 



ALT 

Allowance, s. f^ffcfs ^^ ^^ 

Aiidy, 5. «rrtfr, €m j^i 

Allude,?;. *CT3 *s, ^^"5r ^ 1 
Allure,^ ffcstWq *, «^t% w*fl l 
Allusion, s. TKTSsrs *T*j, fe?K I 
Alluvial, a. *ff§r, §fcTM%3 (^ ) i 
Ally, s. ^W^ftF!?, ^ t ?, vwi 
Almanac, *. *ffa?pi, sft^ , 
Almighty, a. *p£*rfWr»n 
Almond, s. ^tWT*r 1 
Almoner, s. wWtfjflF, f^l^l 1 
Almost, ff&£fftr,ftffc*3rj*' 7^^ i 
Alms, s. Tffa, f%TP1, frs^i 
Aloes, s. ^W^- 1 
Aloft, ad k^ZJ, ^cf I 
Alone, «<?. 435^, 4351, f%fifl 1 
Along, «<?. yftt^, S«t?T t^1 1 
Aloof, ad. Tg# f *smr^ *srrrsfa*i 1 
Aloiid, «& ^t^s^c?-, T?k35Tc?r r 
Alphabet, s. *«ftrT5rt, w^ttT^ | 
Alphabetical, a. ^W^ff?;^ 1 
Already, ad. 4«R, t^T?T *Jt# I 
Also,- ad. ^^"5 ; S^fM ; <<m\ , ^5 1 
Altar, 5. ST33 OT^, C^W ; C<r1fN>1 1 
Alter, v. ^J03r*f ?p, ^^jotf $ j 
Alteration, s. N5RK1, 3Tjf%3p!sn 
Altercation, s. ^ftfT^Jf, favgsl 1 
Alternate, «. *fT*iTspTrr, 4C<J5<r 

Alternative, s. ^rej^CSWT?, f?r- 
Although, c.TOf*T,*rf*,*r1^xijT*l 
Altitude, s. %W^, ^f $1 I 



AME 

Altogether, aa. n&gQ, yf^X3t- 
Alum, ,. ^ftfl,, [mot l 

Always, «tf. ?r#?1, j^ f^^ j 
Amain, ad. 3F3?rc*T, CTOf, 'c3C«H 
Amalgamation,5.5ft^\^rT^;^l 
Amanuensis, s. t%f*r^T<T<5, ^TOT^T 

Amass, ». jf^^r 3^ ^ffwf 9 , 
Amateur, 5. f^f«tTt^ fsffjTfSf? I 
Amatory, a. *£5fT?T fir*TO t 
Amaze, *. 53^3 35, <siT*Kfj <S t 
Amazement, s. *sr**T?r ^ , 
Amazingly, «£ <5rmfr?K*n 
Amazon, s. ^*i1|fl, f*5^n f 
Ambassador, s. T£5, 3TTbt£$ 1 
Amber, 5. ^n<T<Tl, *hf** i[ c *nr i 

Ambidexter, s. *r*J*TTl?t, PFS>Tf%*n, 

Ambient^.c^^^tft, reenter i 
Ambiguity, s. «TT?rT«f, fjtf f 
Ambiguous, «. ^jsfa. ^T*?s^ , 
Ambition, s. ^ "S^mj ^fwcTT^ » 
Ambitious, a. ^W«TWTl%^T^t I 
Amble, v. $$ * f]^ f ^jf% ^ 1 
Ambrosia, s. n5T^$, *£$fy *flw | 
Ambulation, s. £[P?f%«|, N»lf«l l 
Ambuscade, j *. ^ff^, **, *rs[<r 
Ambush, j ^c*WT? $n1%<rT?r 

Amelioration, *,^«p^sr, CSffc-^rq, 

Amen, ac? . ^ *r$ ^^P,^t^ I 



ANA 

Amenable, a. PfTrl", ^feff^ I 
Amend, v. §*f*rsf *fl, ^j l 
Amendment, s. c*ff*f5T, ^% ^T«| I 
Amends, s. ^t% CTTSR^r^^^Tfii i 
Amenity, *. ^731, *[«4il3re53 I 
Amerce, v. ^rfvfa 3», ^f^FS 3» I 
Amethyst, s. te$3t%) «c% ^ft t 
Amiable, 0. fgft**, CS^Tsf I 
Amicable, a. £TTO,'bra^T^r ' 
Amidst, p\ TOCT, ^T^j^c<T I 
Amiss, ad. ^*J??&c% CffTW^ I 
Amity, s. ^T^t?^1 ; f^a|^1, gftt§ I 
Ammunition, *. *rc^|T ^fsrsft I 
Amnesty, s. ^1, cWT^rc^TtW^ I 
Among, "| 
Amongst, jf- *«T> TO«?j 

Amorous, #. ?PT^5, Cfifat*^ I 
Amount, s. c*rTT5, «i)^ I 
Amount, v. 4[f^ ^, <T57tT* ^ I 

Amoiir, s. £f*ri%*, ^1%^ I 
Amphibious, 0. "^SFcre?" I 
Amphitheatre, s. STt^Jt «T?^"C*t^" I 
Ample, a. £fF^,ftW, *$,£t*n5 I 
Amplify, v. ^®tf?T3 ^,*T^»TJ * 1 
Amplitude, 5. 1t^t«f5l, *$«fe1 I 
Amputate, v. ^"SfC^PR ^ 1 
Amulet, 5. ft^T*TTsf <^S,*rT^«r|" I 
Amiise, v. ^tC5TtW ^, C^l^ ^ I 
Amusement, s. ^TtCSTtW, C^t^P I 
An, «rf, de/ore « vowel, *$&, ffifo I 
Anachronism, s. 3T*rerep',*PTc*?fe|3T 

Anagram, 5. CSfa £{W I 



9 AN& 

Analeptic, «. *rtfesi^*|1©*T?fts 

Analogous, a. *T^*f, *F*f^f?T I 
Analogy, s. *Ttf*r$1, *nsrefa i 
Analysis, s. ^?[ ^3- ^|«fl ^>T\ 

c*r?r *wfeji 

Analyze, v. ^TV«tTVT ^t??1 

Anarchy, s. ^TtSWSl, CSfT^TsT f 
Anathema, s. ^3Tf% 1 *fT*f 5 Tnjj i 
Anathematize, v. *Tt*f CW, ^J 35 I 
Anatomist, s. 37?TCTSrcr t^WJtsff I 
Anatomy, s. *JTO5* ftwjl I 
Ancestor, s. *jpfr*j?^, *silft*\&Z I 
Ancestry, s. <jScT, ?r\*f , ctfrift I 
Anchor, s. *T9T$ ' 
Anchorage, s. viW$ C*Ffwtet«J Tt*n 
Anchorite, 5. WTf, t^T^t, 3*fa I 
Ancient, a. gftSt^, *jjTte* I 
And, <?. <i)*\, v8, ^H?" I 
Anecdote, s. ^5*fKJT^, S*IW1, 

Anent, pr. ft^C?, *reC3F ! 
Anew, ad. ^R^TTO, *Jf*5t *f*^T?: 
Angel, s. ^sfi£3, *t?fta f 3 I 
Angelic, a. ^$ft[3^?F*f I 
Anger, s. c^t*, <^T*T , ^^ 1 
Angle, 5. ffpfa, C^W, ^5 I 
Angle, v. f%9\ c*$m, 3"\5*ft £^*f I 
Anglicism, 5. ^sjTsft ^W<T ^PT 

Angrily, a^CSPTSf^TOT/^t^f^C^fl 
^ngry, a. C^t^MW, ?"KTf%^ I 



ANN 
Anguish, s. ^t^*T*T *Ttof*FS *TT- 

Angular, a. c<5T*IT<pt% I 
Anhelation, s. |T*TT5T, ^t^Jtsf ' 
Anility, s. aft?" gflsfaTT^I I 
Animadversion, s. ^T^CSTTsf, «(• 

*R1, CWtt fff«* I 
Animadvert, v. cWt"?T C?, ^^C^t^f 

^, ^ Wfl 9 1 
Animal, s. W\-%, £ft^t ; ^§fW I 
Animalcule, s. ^J^ ^ll> ! 
Animate, v. *f®fa ^ , ^T^T C«f ; 

§C3FSR1 ^ I 
Animated, «. *rc5^T, *TC5® I 
Animation, s. C53^1, ^TSffa'Sa I 
Animosity, s. t^Wfa, f$\?Tl 1 
Anise, *. csft^t I 
Ankle, s. ^«^p, *TTC??T tfttitl 
Annals, s. ^T«T^f^"^ t^3"«| I 
Anneal, v. w ^^«iT^ $tt * I 
Annex, p. ^c^ *J\OTsf ^ I 
Annihilate, v. C*TT*T ^, *rtfaf*T ^ I 
Annihilation, s. C*TT*T , *T3fat*f I 
Anniversary, s. C^T^T 3"jT*ftC<T<pT 

Anno Domini, s, **ft?ift?T *f^ i 
Annotation, s. "f^«t«t^t, §}^1 1 
Announce, v. *retW CW, C^TT^II ^ I 
Annoy, «. <TJ"^ 3», ft<j:*F ^ I 
Annoyance, s. 7rj"S$1, t^^o^j l 
Annual, a. *rfa^lft<r, 3"TWP f 
Annually, ad. £ft%**3TC*T I 
Annuitant, 5. ^Tf^ ^j%C$t*ft I 



10 



ANT 



Annuity, s. ^tftfe |f% 1 
Annul, v. c5TT«T *P, t^<rof<5 <$ 1 
Annular, «. 5^tf 1%, **J?Tf % I 
Annunciation, 5. c*rfa«l1 ^^r«i 1 
Anodyne, 0. G*JRTf^TO3P l' 
Anoint, v. fo^TST*^ ^f%C"?r<S ?5 1 
Anomalous, «. <ftf^f^|r;$ | 
Anomaly, s. *5tfftm, 371%^ I 
Anon, ad. ^3, v5I<rT? ; <5-*R * 
Anonymous, a. tsRT^t, ^tsnftsr I 
Another, a. ^su^TfT 4<s, ^*f?r I 
Answer, 5. $^r, £f |§3rfaj I 
Answer, v. ^j tff, £f v£ Js^ 9 1 
Answerable, 0. ^^TCSTTsfJ, ^f\ 1 
Ant, *. f*T*ftf§te1, f*f*ft^i j 
Antagonist, s. £tt%*W, t^^f^F; 
Antarctic, a. wfwwsffa I 
Ante-, pr. ^Ttf, *£.^"> ^T*rJ I 
Antecedent, a. ^TSfsfrsft, ^TSjT^f I 
Antechamber, s. ^"TTsfl, ^fTPtf 3" 
Antedate, v. *J# 5Tf?<r CW I [>£fc*ft 
Antediluvian, a. W^^pi^m^ ' 5 J- 

Antelope, s. <^*TT?% ^T*PTT?T I 
Antemeridian, s. ^^"t^ I 
Antemundane, a. "^W^ *pfo^f I 
Antepast, s. ^Tfr ^TT^^wf ^ttf*, 

Anterior, a. ^pfal&Y, ^$p"^f I 
Anthem, s. ^^f^T?* 5TR, 

Anthology, s. <sf?r3l T\^, "$* 



APE 11 

Anthropophagi, s. ^pKl^t^l i 
Anti-, pr.fttt, ft*T0S ; vlW I 
Antic, s. €t^, ^fvS, *P5?r1l 
Antichrist, s. ^t«F **fHi>, *p^t© • 
Anticipate, v. *Jt^T ff^ 6 ! *& I 
Anticipation, s. ^wrg^«l, ^t*f1l 
Antidote, *. fr^^ ^*f I 
Antimony, s. *pftl, ^RHR I 
Antipathy, s. ^T^tfr^ *ft1 1 
Antipodes,*. *rsr*j;3*rp5f%3,^5rQ- 

Antiquarian, s.£ttffa 3*J*I\gT^ 
Antiquated,0.*£grT3*,^»I*n*^t*fj i 
Antique, a. 9 J^j\'Sl^lft ' 
Antiquity, s. «J*foT*r, £tt£to5l ' 
Antistrophe,*. sfTW?" ff^?r S?" 6 ! I 
Antithesis, *. *TC^J<T t^^fteJ I 
Antitype, *.£t^frfa5l^?r,^T3:1?r 

Antler, s. ^®«j"»jCW?r *tT*T1 I 
Anus, s. #37 CTf^t, C*OT I 
Anvil, *. f^sTat, f^T*ft, f^t^ I 
Anxiety, s. kw, ^T**1, ffcal I 
Anxious, a. ^tf^3,$ff #,$*sf%3i 
Any, a. c^T^, C<p3;, f%^ I 
Aorist,*.^t^f^i^teT*Tl5TOf3RrT*fF 
Aorta, s. ^f^fCQ-gr 4^ ^t\ft I 
Apace, ao\ *ttg 5P@?1, 53<n?r I 
Apart, ad. f%s, ^33, *[<^| 
Apartment, s. SfC^"?" <i)9 ^jfc^ft 1 
Apathetic,a.^C53^f^f^3,f^C*st>* 
Apathy, s. *P|«fF$rtft3J, ^TC5v5*[5l 
Ape, s. ^ftj, *rf*f, *t3M> I 



APP 



Ape, v.^^vf 35 ;c^rl,©^ffi*f sp I 
Aperient, a.^fc*** *©t<r53s,<:w*Pl 
Aperture, 5. ffejj, CWW, 3"U, "*pT<5 I 
Apex, *. ^5T«r, ^*r, -p-J, N5jf»T1 I 
Aphorism, 5. *f\c*F*f $1%% *J4 I 
Apiary, s. *rS£srf^T?T ^T*T? 1 
Apiece, ad. ^C^^MT^f^sR I 
Apocryphal, a. f f^rsr, ^r£tT*rT«iJ I 
Apologize, v. 3[ff ^faT?" 3? 1 
Apologue, *. 3lf^$n,f$reT*ftff*n 
Apology, s. wrgftsfal ; ^*T 1 
Apophthegm, s. ^cftir *"foj,S?F- 

CTTTf^l 
Apoplexy, s. ^sfc^Ttf ©C*t^ I 
Apostasy, s. ^IWSfrjJTsf, *P&- 

c*rt*r 1 
Apostate, s. W ^nsjTsfl" I 
Apostle, *. CSiQ'S <SjfW, T£3 I 
Apostrophe, s. c^t^T ©XC<r 3"*F31 

^1%^ cf^J ?P©?T1 ^*R$ 

*tr.^ *icw3 <i^4ter fw? 1 
Apothecary, s. ff^pl^, *T*lT<ft I 
Appal, v. ^3 35, ^<j £fw"*f ^T 35 1 
Apparatus, j.^gna^lM&I^TSsn 
Apparel, s. *fftr*5Jf, w*ra£Sl 1 
Apparent, a. 2faT*T, ^ ^, gf^J^ I 
Apparently, ad. <0*r?frc*T, "^D^S, 

Apparition, s. jf*f ^, w*rj^r ; ^t?1, 

^5 I 
Apparitor, 5. &T*T?rT*ft, ft^T?:- 



APP 

Appeal, s.t^src^fTOTTcTCir?"^^- 
fej A^C¥ ^*flTf ftsTjT- 

Appear, v. £f$T*T *T1, w4 * Of I 
Appearance, s. Pf*f^, ^W?",?^! 
Appease, v. *ft^ ^, *$X% ^ I 
Appellant, s. ^Q% f^t^TcTCsT 

«t5f?T5T?r £ft^ I 
Appellation, 5. srfa", *T\331,^Kj1 I 
Appellative, a. ®Tt%3"T5^ I 
Append, «\^src3*T\C*rT$r 91 [^J^T I 
Appendage, s. §*tfw, C*W\*T,*T- 
Appendix, s. C^t\?*f3f, ^*f£T I 
Appertain, 0. tt^T 3", ^rf^F^i 
Appetite, s. ^*p, TO?F1; 3"H|1 1 
Applaud, v. £t*r\*n 3?, arsri <p • 

Appladse, 5. St*f\*i1, sttsri, ^ 1 
Apple, *.pWF5T;5^ *£sf%,^*R 
«W 1 

Appliance, s. ^t^cttK, cTtsfT^i 
Applicable, «. 3T\tfFTTSFJ, %*rsr^5 , 
Applicant, *.^t^,^tWP,te!TOI 
Application, 5. *r\c*rTsf ^J*l ; fo. 

Apply', v. STttf/fffrr ^; ttTwI <& 1 
Appoint, v. f%w& ^, f^<£fpf«i ?p l 
Appointment, s.f^csT^T; ^sSr/*!" Jf 
Apportion, 2;. froffi 3», ^r\*T 3> f 
Apposite, #. C^TsfJ$?f5nF,£ff»5 I 
Appraise,??. ^Tfsft' 3>,"3pof^?5*T«| 1$ 
Appraisement, s. \vV f%*r ^J«\ I 
Appraiser,s.^r5*Wnr,3j"5Jjf^?fr*f«|- 



12 AEB 

j Appreciate^.^f^cJ^r^^j^tTfj^ 
Apprehend, v. %$, ^^f^m <5 ;^f ; 

Apprehension, s. c*T*T ;*f^1;*<^«ll 
Apprehensive, «. ^rt"*TOT*T3F l 
Apprentice, «. ^frf*t^TC«f C*T 

Apprize, v. 3H*R <F 5 *T*rT*T?r c* I 
Appn5ach,*.f^CT>^TtyR,$*f*f^ 
Approbation, 5. ttsst^ ; ^f*f srffi 

Appropriate, «\^sar vSJfa ^;<T|^1 l 
Appropriate, 0. JTSfS, $*T?r*F l 
Approval, 5. ?T«r1%, vgi^, ^pfaT<T I 
Approve, v. srwrtJite <p, gr^j ^ I 
Approximate, «. f^T? 3*^f I 
Approximation, ^.^T^t^J, t5T<FT> J I 
Appurtenance, s. *rf^^>3"^,t^w?r, 

April, *. t\*rit?r ***rc?r?r u^«f 
Apron, «. altera zm frc*r^ 1 

Apt, a. OTfrffiW, 3TfI3, £f^3 I 
Aptitude, *. ^*fC*TTf*T5l, 3WJ3T I 
Aquarius, s. ^3"Tf*t I 
Aquatic, a. SfSfB^lFSTlJjSfSTsfaft I 
Aqueduct, 5. *T*lTfcc*re,Sf Wttf I 
Aqueous, «. 3fwra"*,®5??r1,*fT»rcTJl I 
Aquiline, 0.^COFTWf^rC$W?r 

Arable, a. *F%9\ C^fsfT^tr^M^s* I 
Arbiter,*."*?^, *rtf§f*T,ft5T?T^1i 
Arbitrarily, «£ C^*^l ^3fa I 



AUG 

Arbitrary, a. ttcsT^^ ; ^l^lfsns I 
Arbitration, s. "sr^l^T^t, ^tt%^t, 

Arbitrator, s. "srsfj^C, t^^Tt?^ i 
Arbour, s. f-%, t^f ^. ^*TfiN»1 1 
Arc, s. *fftf*(T 4<$ ^TVT, f-ar^T^ 
Arcade, s. *T3T1?C15 ^T^t1?^ *f$T I 
Arcanum, s. *fl>f^"3ir, g^rfsror; 

Arch, s. f<f5Tt^,^f?rfV?"'^?W\ ,r f I 
Arch, a. C&tt&l, ?T^, TO?Tl 1 
Arch-, 0. £f*<ffa, C«& I 
Archangel, -s. ^sflfa St^TT^T Tf5 I 
Archbishop, s. SfsfT^ V^Ttf J^F I 
Archer, s. *f$C?r, ^TsraTSil I 
Archery, s. Ssf^RWJI, *r«J<CT**TT?T I 
Archetype, s. ^5y5jf?f, ^T5r"«f I 
Archip^lagOjS.^-si^^fc^ «Jq TfS^j 
Architect, *. ^iwf^rte),^'^^ 

Architecture, s. ^ifi* t^^t^f^WJl I 
Archives, *. Stfftx f%<^|1^ ^^1 

Arctic, a. ^e3X3»"3pir l 
Ardent, a. §&% Sg^T*, ^Tjst I 
Ardour, s. ^M^w, $st*f, §Ws] l 
Arduous, a. TJSTtfsa, f 357T, 5ft^ 
Area, 5. §fcfa,c?T««rT?r^rs*f SC^g- i 
Arena, 5. "STSTsngtl^r C^^ I 
Argent, a. <jf*fT<r ^TJTTT I 
Argue, v. WfaW^, f*3$1 « I 
Argument, 5. «5t?T«j ; $*FfinS*f, 



13 



AKO 



Argumentative, a."*rf% iK fl"c ? T,f3:5T?r 

f<rf*PS> 1 
Arid, a. S33>, *$&, ffgfajSl 1 
Aries, s. c^, gf^sr ?"Tf*T I 
Aright, «d. ^WW, ^fasuw I 
Arise, v. ^fc, sfiC^T«3Ttt ^ I 
Aristocracy, s. <£cffa CSTtWSp ; 

Arithmetic, 5. ^rei^FJl,*fttl$rf«K5 
Arithmetician, 5. *i\<rjtCTOl, ^^ 

Ark, s. ^*C^te1 ; f*i*Jj3 I 
Arm, s. 3?^, ^SJ j ^TTeT ; *tf^ I 
Arm, v. ^T^<ft^:«l *5, ?piw1 3H 
Armada, ^ 

Armament,) '•**«**«***? 
Armillaiy, a. ^WI^TJ,^?!^ 1 
Armistice, s. ■©ftfc* ^TC*J3" ;§f5TJ 
\^t^f 1% l 1 

Armlet, s. ^^«j, 3tSf ; ^5 •STM l 
Armorial, a. *T*f5*,C*m5ttfc^- 

Armory, 5. ^T3Tift^T; *V«r ^rxTjt- 

Armour, 5. ^TCSftlTl^ ^, ^"S I 
Armourer, s ^^f^sfrtsl ] 
Armpit, s. ^^ 3 *T^*[*r, **r*T I 
Arms, *. ^gt3 ;f *!ta «fW^5^ f&^ 
Army, 5. tiapT^S, C^T*^ I 
Aromatic, a. *[sfi%, ^3"TPT$ I 
Around, «ei E^f^Sf ,*T35TtoTC?T I 
Arouse, v. BiT*te ^, *iC53^ ^ I 



ART 

Aroynt, int. ^ •$&, *rte * I 
Arrack, s. v5|\5t, ^^Ttitre £F$5 

Arraign, v. ^Nt*f ^,W%C*rt*f^ 
Arrange, v. *TtSi1, C^«Tt 3> I 
Arrangement, s. f^*T«i,1^T5r f^- 

^3f, c$$t ^m^ <rt«*m i 

Arrant, a. ^1% Tpff, ^rt% ST5RJ i 
Arras, s. faf^a ^n3T«i ?rs i 
Array, 0. ^f%3 9 ; C*R1 C£t«ft * I 
Arrears, s. *OT?1, *T#t, *^t I 
Arrest, v. 5f?r, ^TT^Pl, *rfaT3 ^ I 
Arrival, 5. *f .5^, ^srTsfSR I 
Arrive, v. ^*tf%$ s, tf^Jg 1 
Arrogance, s. *n£,W^rT<T,TO,W*f 
Arrogant, a. fff^re, ^sr^S I 
Arrogate, v. *T# 35, ^5rf«^TT«T *P, 

Arrow, s. *fa~it?r, *t^, ^tStf 1 
Arsenal, s. ^ST^T?: I 
Arsenic, s. *nj[*FT?r? ^f?5Te* 1 
Arson, s. ^^Wt^t^f^t^T I 
Art, s. f*t«tfrol ; C^t*f5T I 
Artery, 5. 3r^*tf^ft f"tfc1 I 
Artful, a. V^J, 55, *ffc, <«? I 
Artfully, ad. ^o%T3>C*f I 
Article, s. sT^fatSTiJ^Jj^Tfirf^irsr 1 
Article, v. fa?"5r 3>, fa^Nr 3> I 
Articulate, v. §E5t<re| <5, ^CW<T 3> l 
Articulate, a. «J*te *, *pH& I 
Articulation, s. ^T?" 6 !; ^f%,f^T^"1 
Artifice, 5. tf'gft, *T^3l7 "5^ t 
Artificer, s. ^tRr^?T, ft**^ I 



14 ASP 

I Artificial, a. <Ff3rsr, <f.f**t;5 » 
Artillery, s. C$T*f*T*pr, ^5t5 • 
Artisan, s. f5«t^3^^t^t I 
Artist, s. f^3T?p^r, f*J w f*ff3"5 I 
Artless, a. §ffT?ref?r3r, *T<STcT I 

As, c. wsm, ^r^«r, *r$n i 

Asafoe'tida, *. flsjr, ft^fa^rtT 1 
Asbestos, s. iJC3n*TT?f<5 2J"$?T 1 
Ascend, v. fe$$f*R ^, ^ I 
Ascendant, s. ^|J31 ; C2|&"31 I 
Ascendency, s. carfrsl, £fr*rT*J I 
Ascension, s. ^f sf^a", ^'Sffa 1 
Ascent, s. ^$*T*R, ^TC<rT^«i l 
Ascertain) v. fa«f?r ^, f**f[f?T$ ^ l 
Ascetic, «. $*nft, TOJfft I 
Ascribe, 0. c^^JTT <5,^TC?rT*f <$ I 
Ascription 5. ^TTC^Wq^^fajStW 
Ashamed, a. effera, ^«ttl%^ I 
Ashes, s. ^^, '^T^', *TT*f 1 
Ashore, ad. \Ft$TT¥, ^Cl>, <FC*T I 
Asiatic, #. ^Tf*nrT#t*f ?IWt?r 1 
Aside, ad. 4® *Ttrf, f^fe I 
Asinine, #. sp^TT^^Pt^r l 
Ask, 1;. f^mi *s, S1T, TTt^l ^ I 
Askance, «c£. 4$3Tc$f, ^T^C^ 5 l 
Askew, ad. d^T^CT, CT>?T5t?re*f, 

Aslant, arf. t%?rW, c^etf^f^sf- 

Asleep, id. t^fj^,- l^tjt^, ^^ I 
Aslope, a^. Tjrfe^TW, -vfff?!^ I 
Asp, s. ^t^^r^f ttc*r^" I [^^1 « 
Aspect, s, ^*0«,Pf*f ^^T^t?',^- 



ASS 

Asperate, v. 3>^*T ^, ^Tfirf^ <G I 
% Asperity, s.35J53*^teH5l, ^t^*TJ I 
; Asperse, v. fw^T ^ ; CWt^TT<^t«T <5; 

Aspersion, s. ^c^fsTT^jCSfT^*! 1 
Asphalt, s. ^Ttte^ H^sflir *[f%<f.1 
Aspirant, s. WW^JtH", ^^5^ I 
Aspirate,?;. $?? 3^T<T«l ^ i [<W^1 
Aspiration,*, wtafos I <T«i ;T|^|1 ,^WT- 
Aspire, v. ^^^fii ^iT^ti^Fl *P I 
Ass, s. sfHHSF, 9fT*<r1 i 
Assail, v. ^Tt3F*r«i ^, J>\FtS ^ I 
Assailant, 5. ^n^'ST^T^Y I [^"^1 1 
Assassin, s. 3"^"5TT3^. W^T'T^"^ 
Assassinate, v. 3"*J ^iT*iT$ ^ 1 
Assault, ^WT^TH^TW^J^Trs 1 
Assay, 5. *f3r|-^1 ; §*T3P*r,^pnT*i i 
Assayer, s. *T<ft3F^, SfT^'S'^s'l i 
Assemblage, s. ^TU, 1?*31,1%^I 
Assemble, #. 4 $3 "§", ^fsrt9T^5 ^ I 
Assembly, s. *T«I, C*r*fl, ^"STt^ I 
Assent, v. ^fot?T <5, TfWS ^ I 
Assent, s. ^"^T^", 3T55rt%, ^r^"srr% 
Assert, v. f^*5?^C*f <5^, WM?1 *P, 

%?" ^1 
Assertion, s. f^ntfito ^1, f^*5?- 

Assess, v. ^<r ^"^1, ^qr f^?j*f«i ^ I 
Assessment, s. <5<3" f^?f*T«i ; <$i£ 1 
Assets, 5. f%$, 3r**rf%, ^5TT?r I 
Asseveration, 5. 1^37 *J3T^ ^^T, 

Assiduity, s. asfa, ^T^T, ^TOTtf 1 



15 AST 

Assiduous, a. sftft, TOTTWsft 1 

Assign,^.t^c?rr9r^,f%<r ^, f^w ?g 

Assignation, s. Uteres 3TCW3 ; 

Assignee, s. £tt%ftf*f3rc*f t^C?t- 

Assignment,*. f^c?T5W, ^5RJC* 

^*fa ^?T«I, £fWT* 1 
Assimilate, v. vgcTJ?&*f ^, irw*f ^ I 
Assist, v. yfT^t^TJ ^, ^"WT^" * I 
Assistance, s. *P£nT5l, ^T^^^TI 
Assistant, s. JT^I^ft, *reT<I I 
Assize, s. ft"5tC?T?r f^?frf*ra ^T«T ; 

Associate, v. C5T*T 3>, JT\crrT$f 3» I 
Associate, s. ^sft^Htjt^, W1 I 
Association, s. itej,CsreT; ^"^TllT, 

3FHTTSM 
Assort, 0. Jtflfl, *f9fa* * ^ I 
Assortment, 5. 31^1 *rfsr*ft,*[$r3£ 

Assuage, v. $rT*fl^*f*f* $,*fte ^ I 
Assuetude, 5. *J*5T?T^n$1, ^ftr% I 
Assume, v. sf^«| 9 ; ^f%^to ^ ; 

Assuming, a. *f3jf , ^j%srTsft I 
Assumption, s. 9t^*l5 ^*[^; ^f^T f 
Assurance, s. ^?Th, t^*^1T C3l*T ; 

Assure, «>. t^*5?T ?K*f ^^", ^T- 
Assu redly, «rf. f^*S?, nsi^wfj I 
Asterisk, 5. f5^ftc*T* ^1 (*)l 



ATO 16 

A-stern, ad. ®Wc^?T *f*&T5t*f I 
Asthma, s. ^T^r^T^r, f t*fTf^T*T I 
Asthmatic, a. 1 £t*WTSf3' I 
Astonish, v. f^J{?T*f3" "S, 5W I 
Astonishment, s. 5*T<^T?T C?T*f I 
Astound, v. f^^HT^^ <F, *r$5 3? I 
Astral, a. •war^nrahr I 
Astray, «d. W^CU", ft*ftttf ! 
Astride, a^. *T1 C^MT^I I 
Astringent, a. SfT?re, ^TC^t^ftTT I 
Astrolabe, 5. g^T^? - ^t^^TT«l ^3 1 
Astrologer, 5. *T«i^, br^T^, lito I 
Astrology, s. ^^if^" STt^T^l 

Astronomer, s. cs»JTt%Csfel I 
Astronomy, 5. CSfJlt%f^WJl I 
Astute, «. 5v£2T, £f«*r<T, vitSF i 
Asunder, ff<2. -sj^, ft^e% f%u 1 
Asylum, s. ^TTsf?^*, ^^t^T^ 1 
At, pr. fTO§, £ft%, C3 I 
Atheism, s. •TTf^31,^iaVa?ralJfi 

Atheist, «. mt%^, raifto^ranlt i 

Athirst, ad. V£f&$, f*T*fTf*T3 l 
Athletic, 0. 3*RliT, £f<5TQ, ^e? I 
Athwart, ad. ^TC\5, ^-©TC* l 
Atilt, ad. *p-ft*?TC*f, C5W1 ?&C*r, 

Atlas, 5. cwr<r srtofba *rs^; 1 

Atmosphere, s. ^T^t*! - ,^^^"^ i 
Atom, 8. *T?TrH ^ft*P1, w«i I 
Atone, v. 2ft?f*5c 3>, C5T5T ^ I 
Atonement, s. £jT?f*5!", *TT*T 31- 
*Rg <$?% ^ej 1 



ATT 

Atrocious, «. *!T^?rF5rl,^r1% ^> 1 
Atrocity, s. 3TC1 %ST3JT*T?r, ^1% 

?^>31 l 
Atrophy, s. *WTf?t, ^sM^I ;.W 

Attach, v. ^TT^r ?", ^W^ ^ l 
Attachment, *. ^»[3"t?f, C3S; ^T- 

Attack, s. ^rTOT 8 !, FSjS, *ft^J l 
Attain,? .£(T« 5",*TT^ ^*ffi£5 ^ I 
Attainable ,tf. £tTWj, *T«J; sfirj 1 
Attainder, s. ^I*fsr*T, *P*TW, C*tI^ 

£t*rfa ^J«i 1 

Attainment, s. 2jtf% ; W*ff% < 
Attaint, v. *re*pff <S, «f*R*T ^ I 
Attemper, v. J* ^, fwaf ^ 1 

Attempt, s. ^um^^^^^^ i 

Attend, v. ^t**rtt ^ ; §*ff^ ^ ; 

*ff?T5T?rc*?" *jT? ic^r ^t^ i 

Attendance, s. ^fkss sTfa^ ' 
Attendant, a. *T3[5<p",*T^ ; C13"^ I 
Attention, *. TTWICW, ^5TTC<T*f 1 
Attentive, tf. TOTTCsntft, ^nf^3> I 
Attenuate, v. W\«\ &, ^mi ^ I 
Attest, v. *rW CW, 2J"srt«J CW I 
Attestation, 5. JfWJ, £f*rfa| • 
Attic, a. 355, ^f l%3 ; $«*r I 
Attire, 5. *ftt<^F, C**Tf;*1 1 
Attitude, s. ^T^ ^TW, ^*f I 
Attorney, s. §<§t*T, 2tt%f^f%T l 
Attract, v. ^T^«l ^, ^T^ 1 
Attraction, s. ^TTWl, ^tf^^^l 1 



AUR 

Attractive, a. S5TIW%, TO*t^?T I 
Attribute, s. &% ftcf^ 6 !, %& I 
Attribute, v. ^5TTC?rT*f ^, 3>W?" 

Attrition, s. "5ra«l ; SR^M I 
Attune, v. ^LJ7[ C5T*T ^, ^J ^T*f I 
Auburn, «. *TT93"«f, ^T?T^< I 
Auction, s. f^cTliri 
Auctioneer, s. f^T^sl I [^P^n I 
Audacious, #. tTO3,JTo*Tte'PT^;f^- 
Audacity, s. PfOTT^iT, f^5?$1; t^- 
Audible, a. asfW, 3fa«ft?r I i*fel I 
Audience, 5. si^cj ; casfWTTC I 
Audit, v. ft*rfa t^<5T*T ^, ^«J*T- 

Auditor, s. tfsftel ; C*Wf«i?flWl 1 
Auditory, 5. casfWT^S; ;2fa«iTfa I 
Auger, s. ^"STff^, 3"^1, ^?"*f c i I 
Aught, 8. C^T^ 3"f , f%fa* i 
Augment, v. ^t% *p, *T$1 1 
Augmentation, 5. ^fr, ^1% l 
Augur, v. c^eifT^I ^T^t t^X? 

5f«Rl ^ I 
Augury, 5. c^W^I ^^"SlfTS? 

*r«rai 1 [ *m i 

August, s. ^sister ^i^Ur TO*i?" 
August, 0. "sret^r, *r5T*rft*r i 
Aunt, s. srtjft, f*mt, sfvst, srfiift 1 

Auricle, 5. <f.«faf^Tsr,<r.C«tV «f t=3l ; 

Auricular, a. W.q\fhl*$ ^^^t<T ! 
Aurist, 5. <P«ft?Tsri%1%^^ I 
Aurora, s. 2j«t$> ^^FCSTTO I 
C 



17 AVE 

Aurora-Borealis, s. ^q^" C3»*£f- 

^tcs ftfe £f^T*f I 
Auspice, s. "Qv^v ms£*l ;.^rT«t? I 
Auspicious, #. 3f^ srsfswssp 1 
Austere, a. ^ftir, ^rirfTT, ^1 
Austerity, *. ^ift^j, <g^T?"31 I 
Austral, a. Jffw«ft?r, wf^«i^ I 
Authentic, a. ?T3J, ^s^sr 1 
Authenticate,^. ^T^J^^^^t 6 ! *? I 
Authenticity, s. ?TT37^31, £fT*n«IJ 1 
Author, s. Sj^s<fi, <p^1, ^**ftTf<as 1 
Authoritative, 0. £pn«t ftf*^ ; 

Authority, s. ^m f Si[Bm^Jm I 
Authorize, v. <*&& CW^srel £Jf I 
Autocrat, s. C^^r&T^ SJ^ 1 
Autograph, s. ^^f%f*f, ^[5^ | 
Automaton, s. "^^*5tf^ ^3 I 
Autumn, s. ^f^^Ts? I 
Autumnal,^. "r^^Tsftsr/tT^wfal 
Auxiliary, a. S*f«PT?ft, *T^T?ft 1 
Avail, v. §*r*T?" Jf*h, TT^T^rj <£, 

Available, a. fitT^f^t?,^^?^^^; 

Avarice, 5. C^T^, f*t*f*Tl, *TT*T*T1 I 
Avaricious, a. CSTWfaT, t^^^ I 
Avast, int. oTT^T, QT"P5 I 
A vaunt, int. T£3" ^ I 
Avenge, r. Sft^^FcT CW, TF3 CW I 
Avenger, 5. gft^Tpc^Wt^i 1 
Avenue, s. vfsT, ^^»t^f*T^ *f^T I 
Aver, v. £jsiT«l fff, ^?WC«t ^<«f I 



AXE 18 

Average, a. sfvF, (X^, ~%*1 I 
Averse, a. ^^^p^Ti^^,^^ I 
Aversion, s. ^sr^fs, ^«fl, fo?T3FJ ! 
Avert, v. f*F?r1, frg^f ^, <T*S1 I 
Aviary, s. ^^jTsfT^.fsf^W^I I 
Avidity,*. 5}-t*ffi1, Wf5l, ^^j I 
Avocation, s. ^J<7\]^, ^jT*ff?T I 
Avoid, v. dlvpl, ^TJ%<!1 TTl, Tp 3* I 
Avoidable, ». ^Ttsfrs^W^TsfJ I 
Avouch, v. f^*5??re*f ^ I 
Avow, ^.^^C^f ^falT ^,f^fct- 
*T*T ^ I [*** ' 

Avowal, 5. ^faT?", ^T^tW,t^*5? 
Avowedly, ad. TtoT?T ^^fo.^J^ 

Avulsion, s. W*, T>T^, *£T*T3t?r 
Await, v. ^5TC*nFl *$, ^r^C^TTM" 3? i 
Awake, 1 0. ®K <5, "£, SJW *P, 
Awaken, J f^TW ^ ' 
Awake, «. nT*te, 1C5$^, *nwf l 
Award, s. iWffe, *raT*T*, ^Tfaal I 
Award, v. t^^fflf *P, WW^T ^ I 
Aware, a. *tW, *TWfa, SsT^T?", 
Away, «tf. TW^C^T, TJCTT I [^T^ I 
Awe, s. ^TT, *T^1 ; ^for, 7)T£TT i 
Awful, a. ^ST^3>, ^»?T^<r, CSTf?" I 
Awhile, ad. f^f^^T^, ^t«i^ I 
Awk'ward, a. ^T^T^t, ^R^J 1 
Awl, s. v$7T*f*, ^1, dt® I 
Awn, *. ^Jfl, %, 1^1 " 
Awning, *. SlW!?1, Sttfsfr, ^ft i 
Awry ad. *3Fi It^l, CT>?[J&T?i>C*f I 
Axe, s. <5ftt?T, fv5TJ% I 



BAD 

.4ixiom, s. f^T^t^ 3N1, *p I 

Axis, s. ^^?, c*r^, ^rWf 

Ax le, 'I 5. SC^ ^T*T, 3^1, 

Axle-tree, / ^5T^f3 I 

Ay, ad. |i, *ci>, ttu, ^^*fji 

Aye, «tf. 3j<#Pf1, ^TTfl, ^CT> I 

Azure, a. ifN3^ ^T^t*iW 

B. 

Babble,^. <r^X ^,f^<3"sfe 3SqH ^ I 
Babbler, 5. 315T5T, *f**ft?fl I 
Babe, Baby, s. TfS&CMT^J f*t3 I 
Baboon, 5. s^TTR, ^f*f ' 
Babyish, a. f*P3*<*, c^f^tfr l 
Bacchanalian, 5. TffiJ*fT?ft, sf^T* 

Bachelor, s. ^t^tf^S *£&% I 
Back, a. «jfc, *fifc, *T*5T£t«n 
Back, acZ. ^pTTT?, W?f?1 1 
Back, v. Ttfs'TO <5 ; *f*St<s. ^ » 
Backbite, v. ^TfT^TfrS f^^l 3> l 
Back-door, s. *f**ratC$f<r ^t?T,S*r- 
Backside, 5. f^OT,*f*5TfW I [fT$T 
Backslide, ». ^JfpRtS ^, ^t*T I 
Backwards, ad. f*fCg;, *f*5TC3 I 
Backward, a. ^f^^3>, ^?"t^< ; 

Bacon, 5. ^C?T<r 5^*11^ ^33$ 
Bad, a. TT^f, ^, ^T^5T, W*t^dl> I 
Badge, 5. ft*fhft, f^ 3 5T*T?"T*T I 
Badger, s. ^^ I^C^^ ; *pj%<l1 I 
Badinage, 5. ST^T^J, 3T*rjT^ 



BAL 

Badly, ad. SW^C^T, ^Sf*f^^K*T I 
Baffle, v. ^TfCTrr^T «3f 3>, *re?1 I 

Bag, s. $rt*r<n, -^t«ti, c^rr?n i 
Bag, v. 9ff§r?n<r irc*<rj *j?r i 

Bagatelle, s. ^J f3x<r, f^-srt^ I 
Baggage, * *Wc^<T JSJTl^^T- 

*T*T« I 
Bagnio, s. Jffaffitg ; C^*0T*T? I 
Bagpipe, s. ^"faft' frcTO 1 

Bail, s. fH^I^, ^nfifTrifTt^T i 

Bail, «. l**f *£f!%^ ^, ®Tt^3T *T I 
Bailiff, s. ffe^HT^, C^FT^tcT l 
Bairn, s. *tcre 3 ^rf^, f*H3 I 
Bait, 5. CT>T*T, 5T?T ; *fC$T?T 4TTWJ I 
Bait, v. CI>T*T C^p^T ; ^T?^1 ^ I 
Baize, s. *T*tifte3 Rc^TS", *tl> I 
Bake, v. ^C^T *TT^ ^, C*l«s I 
Baker, s. <?^>8^T^1, ^t^M<f* I 
Balance, s. f^f^ 5 ; ^t^t ; *pTfii«T I 
Balance, v. 3"N*t *T*f 1 ; C3t*T ^ 1 
Balcony, 5. *T?W, f*f\5l, 5T"$T*T l 
Bald, «. t>T3?*T51 ; ^w, ^r^m^ 1 
Balderdash, s.^Raf^ ^T,2f^T*f I 
Baldric, 5. <$$ 3T3R ; Ttf*T 5TF 1 
Bale, s. *^1, <Slf ^, CTTTl* , *Jf^*n1 1 
Bale, p. ®*T OT5^ «>, S?c? C*p5T I 
Baleful, a. ^rfM^T^tjCTfal?^ 1 
Balk, s. *T*T-*T, *PTC5, ^IT^T^I I 
Balk, 0. 2tf%^ <i>, 37sf <$>, 31^1 

Ball, s. CSTl^TTf t§, ^f^1 ; ^3 J | 
Ballad, s. S?tsf^C*T*, ^11 1 
Ballast,*. CsWfTf^r^T^t^freM I 
G 2 



19 



BAN 



Balloon, *.Sf*f«i1^T?ft^-,rcJT^rfa 
Ballot, 5. ^•f^^, 3"fi^T*TT$ I 
Balm, s. $*T*rera5T#t ^*T; |W 

Balmy, «. *tTf%wr<r<5, ^Tf*T"3 \ 
Balsam, s.-5T*rsT; g}C«T*f,<OTfan ^T- 

*T1 tsjTf*" $*T*r5r<p|<ft ^T*f l 
Balustrade, s. *r?TTlJt?rl, QTT^T 5 ^t^- 
Baniboo, 5. ft*t, 3"V*fl [9fsi 1 
Bamboozle, v. £f3t"3"«t1 3», ^f\5l, 

Ban,*. ^f%*fK ;Tp1*r ; fcsW ^ ; 
Banana, 5. ^sft ^^ t^C*^ I 
Band, s. 3Wh ^ ?WWT¥ I 
Bandage, s. *rf^ifr, *fft I 
Bandbox, s. CW\l> f?T^3> f^C*T^" 1 
Banditti, s.^T^ttC^^iffff^JJWWl 
Bandy, v. t^TS 5tf\5 l 
Bandylegged,«.^^,^55v(Tf|^f*f^ 1 
Bane, 5. T3X t^T*f, ^t*W?T 1 
Baneful, a. ^rK^ftTTe^^srf^SW 
Bang, «fc ^TT^v5l,^5!l7r1^v5l,^T- 
. uT3 <p, *TT?- 1 CfTT-^TI ; *JA^f^ 1 
Banian, 5. ?f^, "ST^fli^ ; ^TSf- 
Banish, v. CW*fT^£" 3>, if ?T ^ I 
Banishment, 5. C*p c ft^'5" ^^«t ' 
Bank, s. TT5:T®C3?: f ^t ; ^fftst?", 

Banker, s. C^l^c, ^Tf^?1 ' 
Bankrupt, 5. C5^fc1, ^^^T^^" I 
Bankruptcy, s. (J[ ^f^T?!?^! I 
Banner, s. ^S«t"5T^1, ^Ifl, ^T'i1 I 
Banquet, s. C^T^f, ^"^TC^tSi I 



BAR 



20 



Banter, v. *ff*t ^,t^Si*f ?P,*J$ ^ t 
Banter, s.sff^f^H^ljWf I 
Bantling, s. ^T*T<5, WTf*T<r1, f^tS I 
Baptism, 5. ^J^Tt^, lic^\^T?: I 
Baptize, v. v&frs-*, ^RSfTf^S ^ • 
Bar, v. ??% i, ^\£$1 tff, *T*1 CW I 
Bar, s. W*1, ^^ ; *T*T1, ^ I 

^Tt^; ^*f?rTt>r *jfew fttfUte 

C^ TTCVTJ C^tt ^I<T ; C*rt«l1*1 

Barb, s. Wtj%, *J?1 ; *?*ft *1 *ft- 

Barbarian, s. C5t^t?,^T^J ^f^ 5 ' 
Barbarism, s, WTO^, C3^31 I 
Barbarity, 5. f^^Sl, W^S\ I 
Barbarous, a. t^^T j \4, ^I^J I 
Barber, s. 5^%^*^, ^ft I 
Bard, s. G% ^faj^, srffc I 
Bare, «. ^#. ^I^fe ; ^r1"4 I 
Barefaced, a. fSterssr, SSttJS I 
Barefoot, ad. Ht^V&W&t^&i > 
Barely, ad. STfTlM 5 $*, ^T3f I 
Bargain, 5. 5f^ 3 1^?^, f^fo I 
Barge,s. ^H*"" 1 *^*^^ I pU ^ I 
Bark, v. f 33£<r?r 30T? *T^ *p, G^- 
Bark, s. *s^>*T, ^T*T ; ^ j ^T^t© 1 
Barley, 5. *<T, *ttJ fic*nr I 
Barm, 5. ITWJ C^Ht^T ^t?*T?T f^- 

Barn, s. C^T^Tl W> <T*rT?T I 



BAS 

Barometer, s. ^T?T ?" c^"5T^5 31 SJ'fRH' 

Baron, s. §*f ffV ^C*f^T I 
Baronet,s. ^5T^t<r t*f^P S*fTf*f 

Barrack, s. fcRJSjT, t*TSU*tt*fl I 
Barrel, *. f*r*f1, 5#Y ? ^Teftl 
Barren, a. 3TW71, ^T?P, ^"Spcfl I 
Barricade, v. 3^ 3>, ^^C?"^ <P | 
Barrier, s. 373"*rT*, WC?rT*r, C*^1 I 
Barrister, s. ^WvlttJ ^^t«T I 
Barrow, s. 5^Tf%3 ^5 *t^T> ; *$~ 

&T ; ^f%^t?: ?rTf*T 1 

Barter, 5. frf^>nr, *f1?PfT^, Tt^1 I 
Barter, v. ftf^?r **, "5TT^1 ^ I 
Base, s. spr, c*rfi?1, v5*ri I 
Base, a. ^VTTT, C^? 5 ^ ; TT^I I 
Baseborn, a. SFT<JTSF, t^liT^ I 
Baseless, a. ssrspra, C?TT\5T^t^ I 
Bashful, a. cffi^, ^TOT?"1 l 
Basilicon, s. TTcTO ftc*^, £fC^^ 



Basilisk, s. ^T^f^ ^T«f ftc*!^ ; 

Basin, s. ^^ ^Tt^ ; l?^T*t¥, *£?$- 
Basis, s. "^cT, c^fT^I, ^TT^T?- 1 
Bask, v. C^t^ C*tm C?^J C3T7 I 
Basket, s. 3T#t, ^IJFt, ^?ft ' 
Bass, s. ^<[ ^fcittl ^ ; ^tT JJ 

Bass-relief or Basso-relievo,s. ^f i^T- 



BAY 21 

Bastard, s. SfT?TSF, SFfrffa, <£3, 

Baste, 0. WaW^S 3tf ; TTt^l l 
Bastile, s. TJ5f, *[$, Tj?!^ C*f*rt?r 

Bastinado, v. *Tfa$«Tl ^1 ^rfg^T^I 
Bastion, s. sf^^t, *?F1», TfcHr 

<rfss*rtt^ ^ *rfWT?r fi&ti' 

Bat, *. sftrf^ ^Ttf vp - ; vgfsSl, -JfWl I 
Batch, ^. ii)^ *5TC«f C^T C^fa <i)^ 

Bate, v. ^7* <g, *fif CW I 
Bath, s. WKT^ TIT^TstI I 
Bathe, v. HT* *, ^resftfts ^ I 
Bating, pr. WSf, *jf$C<TC<iS I 
Batoon, s, ^t*t1, *•&, sn^ I 
Battalion, «. foc^T?" WcT, ^Tft^ft I 
Batten, v. arn>1 ^, *£% 3" 1 
Batten, s. 3TT5l,*T«TT«ft I [3tf$?r ^ I 
Batter, v. 'srWS *5, ^Tf ^ ; <ftfct?ri 
Battery, s. ^T^T^CSf«ft ; <5T5rT* 7[h 

f<<TT?T ^ta ; 5^1*5 ; srtftf^ 1 
Battle, s. w% 9 ^tffsr, *W£" I 
Battledoor, s. $f*i Trff^T?" W3 I 
Battlement, s. FC^f^" ^SW 2tt#t^T I 
Bauble, *. c«Wfl» ^^^t^ J^J ; 

Bavin, 5. ^rt" ^f^t I 
Bawd, s. s^TTjJTI, ^^\ I 
Bawdy, «. G*TT551, cT**tl> I 
Bawl, v. C5Sl,£te<5T?T *5 I [t^C*t^ l 
Bay, s. «4Tf^,«*rT5T;^f T^fac*nr; |^ 
Bay, «. f*fW*R<, *tT^f<5Tt^<i 
c 3 



BEA 

Bay, v. -<g*m.J'§ TTJt^ C-*f^ * *F I 
Bayonet, s. ^Tsft^^C^ srKTTT 

Bazar, 5. ^, TtSfT?", ^Tl> I 
Be, v. "§>$, sft^, ^ 31 ^^ v *rh§ l 
Beach, s, ^^5?" *T*Tfa $T>, 3FT*f1 j 

Beacon, s. *TorfF^,*T^«t , f^*tT^fl" I 
Bead, 5. *Tt*fT?" 3"#<51, "5rT«Tl 1 
Beadle, s. £t^?ft, TrS I 
Beak, s. 5^, dhl> I 
Beam, *. ^ff^Ti" ; 1%f«1 ; WTl>1 I 
Beam, v. 1%^:«| SJ^T K T *5 I 
Bean, s. f*(^, f*p*t, <^ft I 
Bear, s. ^T«J<5, ^W3>, ai^l 
Bear, v. 33", *p£; ^*W^ <5 I 
•Beard, 5. ifTf?, W, ^<5f1 ; ^ZJJ 
Bearer,*. 31"^, *TT3"<5, lf5 I [^c=T I 
Bearing, s. ^5Rl%1%. Mf%; Bfal 
Beast, s. *P5, Si^i 
Beastly, «d. ^f^*T^, C^T^?T1 I 
Beat, v. £f^T?" *$ ; *f3"T®»? <5 I 
Beatific, a. "^?ff?r, %T^T, ^<W I 
Beatification, s. ^*iffjl ^^r^fT"^ I 
Beating, s. £W?r, ^Ttttf^f^ l 
Beatitude, 5. ^tf ^^TC^T^fj^t^^ I 
Beau,s.^fr^t^,^t*t^1,"*p?T3"t* l 
Beauteous, a. ^il, ^ ?T, ^[?5*f I 
Beautiful, «. ^^?T, ^, ^f*f I 
Beautifully, «cZ. ^**r7T?&C*r • 
Beautify, v. ^^) ^, ^^f?" ^ I 
Beauty, s. csfi^f^fj, C^Tt^l • 
Beaver, s. ^li^5?r ^^ t^C"^^ I 



BEO 



22 



Becalm^.^t^ ^,^[f^:?r ^f^FS ^ 
Because, v. £3?SR1, C^TC^^ I 
Beck, s. tm$, ^t?T, *ira<5 I 
Beckon, «;. ^fw^ <5, ^T^ 3» I 
Becloud, v. CSTSTT^TJR ^l 
Become, v. ^e; W^e^jCTT^I *f1 
Becoming, a. ^raeSC^TTsO^f^S I 
Bed, s. *P*D1, f^T^Tl; C<5<TTf? i 
Bedawb, v. C*r*R ^/stf-sri^^ <$ I 
Bedding, s. *TO1, T^WT^I 1 
Bedeck, 0. "^^"5 ^, ^cTf 3 3? I 
Bedew, v. f*rf*tC?T ^"ftf^, fwll 
Bedizen, s. ^"R15 3?, ^^T^S ^ I 
Bedlam, 5. ^TvpfTsttT -, *fT*t?Tl 

Bedlamite, 5. *Ttsf»T, t%^ I 
Bedrid, a. C^rTcsfCS *TCrjT*t"5 I 
Bedstead, 5. «*TTT>, •arjjl, *f*fj3? l 
Bee, 5. c^^lff, W^f^l,^?: I 
Beehive, s. c^^tfek ^T^T*T I 
Beef, s. C9iT*TT\*Ti 
Beer, 5. *ref5Tf^3 ^WJ • 
Beet, 5. ^fT^ *Tte I 
Beetle, v. $*1??r1 C*fT<s1 I 
Befall, v. TTT> , *f\5, TO, ^ I 
Befit, v. t^*T ; ^t^T ^T?r, §fF5 ^ I 
Before, jw. ^Ctf, *TSTC*r,*TT^TS5 I 
Before, «e2. *Jc#, ^CT I 
Beforehand, ad. ^TK^ft, £WC*M 
Befriend, a. S*W?T <p, f*33l ^ I 
Beg, v. |%^1 ^, ^rT^1 ^ I 
Beget, v. W%\ ipar CW, ^^ ^1 
Beggar, 5. f%^<5, ^T5^, £fTsf^ I 



BEL 

Beggarly, «. ^ ^1?J, C3;<r I 
Beggary, s. w1f J3l, ffe^PlI I 
Begin, v. ^TTj^ ^ ^'K^TT 3s | 
Beginning,*. ^T« W,^T#,^*f;3^n 
Begird, v. *f§f ®Jx51, «"^ 3» I 
Begone, w»i. T?"<r tj-^i 
Begrudge, v. 35T<r«l<f.*fj ^, Wt^T 

Beguile, 0. £f^T?"«l1 ^, C»T*l1 CW I 
Behalf, s. ?J*T^ ; 5ST<T«|,lWJ,^r<*f I 
Behave, v. ^tF£"«i ?P, ^J^T^" ^ I 
Behaviour, s. ^3TT5<r*l, 5t?4* 5*R I 
Behead, v. *T"^C^f ^ I 
Behemoth, s. ^W\~57[ CSf^'G I 
Behest, s. ^rteJl, ^TtCTf^T, ^EW*f I 
Behind, pr. *f*Ste, 1%^ I 
Behindhand,^. *T*FK*fvR*pfo I 
Behold, v. SlftlM tf*t, Tff^ ^ I 
Beholden, a. ^•[^WT^I 3lf*T3 I 
Behoof, s. £ttf%, ^T^ ; f^f^s I 
Behove, v. C^T^D ^, ^TO* ^ ' 
Being, s. ^t1%^,^* ;^,gJT^t I 
Belabour, v. £t^T?T ^,*rt1?f*n> <5I 
Belch, v. d<£J CvSTeT, ^^T?T ^ I 
Beldam, s. ^, ^-Ml MY, ^T^^T I 
Beleaguer,v. ^^C?:T^ ^,C^"^^ ^ I 
Belfry, s. ^^T^^, *r«t>T*fT?r I 
Belie, v. ■^WC^" ,C T ^, f^^]1 ^ I 
Belief, s. £f:OT, t^tm, ^^1,^^" I 
Believe, v. £f3J¥ ^, ^^TT ^ I 
Bell, *. ^«i>1, ■$%$ I 
Belle,5.^^^t ^^t ^t,^-C<r*ri 3ft ! 
Belles-lettres, 5. ^^^1? t%^Jl I 



BEN 

Belligerent, a. ^MfX, ?"«i*ft*r I 
Bellow, v. fc*7r *jT?T 9FS§fa ^ I 
Bellows,*. ?TSr^l331,^T^1,TT>8ir1 1 
Belly, s. ^QJT, C*TT>, ^J I 
Belong, v. '^T'C wfwt<r ^ I 
Beloved, a. fgf ?r, ?"?*"», t^ I 
Below, pr. *fc5, ^ItfS, W*T,«[J^ I 
Belt, *. <5#?r^, *T^1, *f^t I 
Bemoan, 0. f^cfM" «P, C*tt^ ^1 
Bench, s. ^rirt*R ; fast?TT*ra I 
Bend, v. CTfirt, 3"^ *F, ^3 3> 1 
Beneath, pr. 4te,^*TS; ^C^TT^J I 
Benediction, s. ^MWfff,, ^SfcT, 

Benefaction",*. Tft*, £f*TTJF,3*f *T?TI 
Benefactor, *. fss^t^, 3*f^lTl, 

Benefice, *. SCCtfT*fCTf*TC^?r f f% I 
Beneficence, *. ^TfaJ^I, JfT^33, 

Beneficent, a. ft^$t<ft, *5*W<ft, 

Beneficial, a. f^SIR^ "Sp^WHr^, 

Benefit, *. f^s. $*r*sT?r, *rm I 

Benevolence, *. *f3rf§fc5JT3l,^*f1, 

Benevolent, a. f^fo^t, W?t*fhT, 
Benighted,**. ^T^^TC?"iryf,^^[5T I 
Benign, | a. ^*[?r$;*rN, <j>- 
Benignant, J ^ttc^l 
Benignity, *. ^51. f *f1, ^?F«l1 1 
Benison, s. ^T^fWtW I 
Bent, a. 3"^; *. T»TS, ^^l^f&l 
c 4 



23 BES 

1 Benumb, 0, ^Srf?3> 3>, H^^ ^ I 

I Benzoin, s. ^^^, ^"sf, c^T^T 1 

Bequeathe,tf.TT^^TC*TWTW4ftTl 

Bequest,s. Tr^^TsffaTTR ( [WT^T ^ I 

Bereave, v. ^fj%Tr1 *T, ^fW^ ^? 

Bereavement, *. W3 T^, ^ft^T I 
Berry, s. ^HpFcT, £"fi> *p*T I 
Beryl, s. ^«r<s> ^If^Tsrfq i 
Beseech, v. ^T^f^t^t^/srlSpl^! 
Bese'em, v. ^*f W ■$, c^TT^TJ ^ I 
Beset, v. c^sr 3>; t^rs^i [<SI 
Beskrew, v. ^rJ%*iT*rcff,*r 5 ¥t*T*Rl 
Beside, pr. f^CT^Tc^ftstfC^ I 
Besides, ad. <1^ZJZ<$, ^rfV^l 
Besiege, v. C^^ 3*, ^^G^T^T <5 I 
Besmear, v. f%*£ ?p, TT5T5T <5l 

Besotted, a. ft^?r, *^Wl%, 5T«, 
Bespangle, v. 7{^^^<[ ^TC«|^" 

Bespatter,!?. f^t^?1 *T\5,wT?f CW ; 

Bespeak, i?. ^rTSTl ^, ^WT ^ ; 
Besprinkle, v. fg[TM, "^f^ll C*e*Tl 

Best, a. ^rv^jij^r,c3£rtr5^r,T<^c3«f4r i 

Bestial, a. *&%*>, wftj ^Jf?, *r*[- 

Bestir, v. *[C53^ 3>,C5^1 «t1, W- 
Bestow, v. gfafa ^, fts-er*! ^ I 
Bestrew, v. fc$1_, ^^1 1 
Bestride, v- «T1 C^^Tt^^l T?f I [^ I 
Bestud, «?. mf$V ^,^t%75 ^ ««ffi?^ 



BIA 24 

Bet, s. z1®f, *T«i ; v. ^t©Y ?t< / 
33etake, v. ^^^ <js, £f|g ^ i 
Betel-nut, s. #st*s, 3ui, ^*lT<ft I 
Bethink, v. ^1 ^, ^C^T^T *, <5t- 

Betide, v. •%$, ztf, ^Tf%?1 *f\p, 

Betimes, «<?. *T3>TC*r,^' J; 1'^lF*f'3IC*l'? 
Betoken, v. c7^«i ff*fl, ^f%2tt¥ 

F*f 1, ^tfc *Hl I 
Betray, «;. f^T*mT^"5l ^, C*TT*f- 

Betr6th,0.fa3rT^rew*,*T*fWR3 I 
Better, a. $«*r, C£&3<T, ^>5$?" I 
Between, ^pr. -src^TJ, *FTC3T, ^3- 
Betwixt, J Jim I 
Bevel, s. 3-T®f^#t?" *rtT>t*T I 
Beverage, s. ^Tsft? jsrj, *TR1 f 
Bevy, s. «t#t?T ^6t^, 3t3, ?T^T I 
Bewail, v. fr*rr*f <P, C*TT^ ^, ^t? 

^T? ^ I 
Beware, v. ?[T3"*rR ^ *rcraf "^ l 
Bewilder, 0^Sl,^$|^Frt;ftsr«tS ^, 

*R1 ^Tt^f I 
Bewitch, v. Oflfkv *P, ^ <5 t 
Bewitching,a.'5rwT^?',^rc^T?"^^ I 
Bewray, u. t^fWTS^Sl ^, ^£f- 

*T*ttf*mr ^)^ <5 t 
Bey, 5. ^<5 GK*r$ WJ*FI 
Beyond, pr. «tfc^, SWCtf, *fC?T, 

^f*r<i» i [**tr srT?r i 

Bezel, s. wsjftrir C^T ^TOT *rft 
Bias, «. TOtt*T^|1, «W*fT3, ?Ff& I 



BIN 

Bibber, s. *nfJ*fTfY, ^t3t*T J 
Bible, s. *r3fr«£s^ i 
Biblical, a. *nsr*£^ *TWt?J 
Bibliographer, 5. ?p£ t^^CH f%^ ! 
Bicker, v. 7P5&f$ <&, ^3"fW 3> l 

Bid, v. *mxm ^, <r*r, f^rsq ^ i 

Bide,v.f^1% ^,*TT*;*TT ^5 *T57 ^» 
Biennial, a. wt ^t\J mft I 
Bier, s. *t*TO:=nr <tt *1 fr^ 5 
Big, a. <r^, gfafJ, *P#f5; ^f f^4t « 
Bigamy, s. ^t gt f^^T^" 3>3"«i I 
Bigot, s. *r<r*r3C5"?ft, C*ff^1 I 
Bigotry, s. ^£3 <W*ft5, C^ftvSt- 
Bile, 5. -f*re, TTl^l [f^i 

Bilge, *. ®t^:tcif?r ^J] t 
Bilious, a. t^ffe^s, f*f« tt^t?" I 
Bilk, v. £fa*Ml ^, ^1, t<5^<r-<f» » 
Bill, s, ^st ; *fTfsf5tC^C«^ WTa1 

^srj c^R?"Tsi*isnrcsr ^R^tir 
£W* "**; ^^; wi ; 2JT*fj ^T<pT?t 

Bill, v. *f#t?RjT?r c^T^ m^ft^lf^ 
Billet,s. ^5 ^^, f5^> j el%,f Pf1 1 
Billet, v. ^T3TC?T ^t^f « ^C^^* 

Billet-doux, s. C2t*T?n?nr ^^ I 
Billiards, 5. vfl^tcT C-^T^I ^C^f^" I 
Billion,s.'5re;t' s? f^l,'* ooooeooooooo 

Billow, s. ^^r^r, a>%, ftf5 1 [st?" i 

Bin, 5. STRJT^ ^W^t^T^^^fTeTl^t- 
Binary, a. vf$, ff 7T5»i, f%^«i, Tpr I 
Bind, v. rif^ ^. *TT*r, ^T^, ®\51 1 
Binding, s. <TW^t, ^T^1, ^ I 



BIV 

Binnacle, s. c^T"*rtOT?r ^Wtj I 
Biographer, s. 5l?3T<nT<r^ I 
Biography, s. ^C'^'J"?' 5f?5$fa[ I 
Biparous, a. ^Tsrs? I 
Biped, s. ff *Ff , fr*f Jffcf*f*> S^ I 
Birch, s. <T^F ftcTO ; C^T^1, ^T@ I 
Bird, 5. *f*pt, *TT*ft, fa^HT 1 
Birdlime, a. *T#t 5ft?^T?T ^TT^I I 
Birth, s. mm, ^*ff5, f stjCSfrifil 
Birthday, 5. ij^rfifar, Si^f^'f^T I 

Birthright, *.cifjtrff%r^T?r,srarft?ri 

Biscuit, s. 5t^i ?F§t, *J*T 1%C*t^ I 
Bisect, 0. ft *r9 *5, ?J\*f * I 
Bishop, s. *r^T*FJ^ ; *mj ftc*t^ I 
Bishopric, s. mstf^K^J *TW l 
Bissextile, s. ^f*re«JT3",5Tf?r \ *A- 

Bit,5.^p^1,-«r!3;^l%<it^t,^^'»f1:c^. 

Bitch, s. ^ J55 ?ft, C*fef*T?Tf^ ; 3ft- 
C*TtC<5?r Ij^W SfCTTtSf^ frc*ft-«l 

Bite,t;.Wt?T ss.spftrcr ; £fa$*1 <P I 
Bittacle, s. «t^tClf?r *t*&\<K "fitt^s 

1TT<1 ^T*r i [r%^-^T?r^ i 

Bitter, a. ^y,^j c*Tfaif, f^ftV, 
Bitumen, s. C^T^^T^eT, t*tsrif I 
Bivalve^.^^T^tttf^T^jCW'C^CcTJ 
Bivouac, 5. "^ci^Ccf^" C5tt%, Z^<Z 



25 BLE 

Blab, v. 3"**<rT^J *J^*,*T*^ ^ I 
Black, a. <35^«f, ^Tc^T, ^sraF^TfP 
Blacken, v. <^3"«{^; J^re *?, 

Blackguard, s. Jf^r^T, Pf <rTFf?T, C§[- 
Blacklead, s. cWV^Tsf^fal 1 [f*T^ ' 
Blackmoor, 5. ^^%^, ^T^fft, 
Blacksmith, s. 3>W?", ^^^t^T, 

Bladder, *.c#T^,^T>^1,^"«fl,W^hr 
Blade, s. ^C5^ *ft3l;^«l*rajTTC3Sf 
Blain, 5. C*pT?1,*«I, ^sft I [*jf^F I 
Blame, 5. CWT^", <p«n^, f^M 1 
Blameable, a. cwf^t, f^fsffar i 
Blameless,^. f^vtt"3% t^?T*nrf*Fl" I 
Blanch^. n& <5; ^M Wljl^fl <5 ; 

Bland,tf. ^, C^i"ST«T, ft^5, fs^ 6 ! I 
Blandishment, s. R^^J, t^TST, 

Blank,a.^,*J*J,^nrer«*ri I 
Blanket, s. W*T, «Tt ; TPff ftt*ra I 
Blaspheme, v. W^fR^I ^ I 
Blasphemy, s. ^N?1^j1,*frag3l I 
Blast, 8. Jf*^l ^tXtT ; l[?rt3" sffft i 
Blast, v. ^T*T ^, 3T* <P, ^^ <F I 
Blatant, «. 7TTl[C<r?" ^3T? *Hf*5T?ft, 

Blaze, v. gf s^f%^ ^;, 5f^x^1 ' 
Blazon,^. £t<^t*r ^, (P c tT»1<5,C^rt^'«l 

Bleach,xV. Sf^'c'T ^, ^i>' ^ 
Bleak, «. tt«rT|^, ^ti^ I 



BLO 26 

Blear-eyed, a. c^c^Tsft, ^r *fjj y 

Bleat, v. c?rc^<r ^ ^ i 

Bleed, p. 3-^^:5 <$, ^rattF«| <fj I 
Blemish, s. spc?^, wT^T, f *3fl i 
Blench, ». ^C¥ 3TWTF5 s, *T\pp\p 
Blend, p.fSrfiste ?p,f^«n i [<r<f?<]1 $fci 
Bless, 2?. ^T~rW Iff ^ sr§f «T £tT*f- 

Blessed, a. *rj 5 i$ift 9 ^T*?ts£fm I 
Blessing, s. ^>TT*Mftf, ^<T, *rT^ I 
Blight, s. |^t# ^s«>T<r<5 cjlst, 
f5CT> *f\5l, ^<n | 

Blight, ». ^<*p <^ f^j^ ^ , 

Blind, 5. Tf 1$c?T*r<i> ^ x5Tf\5T*r i 
Blind, a. ^5TW, ^TtfSTl : p. ^% <$ | 
Blindfold, v. ^ 3^ < Pj ^ w ^ | 
Blindness, s. nSIWI ; 3[*f3l I 
Blink, v.^ f^tfsfvs <p,f*^ x * 3s i 
Bliss, g. ff^^^ ^TrU^Sf I 
Blister, 5. c^FT^H C*EFTT>C^H*TR^ 

Blithesome, «. ^fss &i$ ,*fafi&5 \ 
Bloat, 0. yjgft^ ^ ^r«fl ^ I ^<j> | 

Block, s. ^f^TfcjssfvrascT.ssrarcsl"- 

Block, v. ^ 3>, ^rec^T^f <gs i 
Blockade, v. ^j<r^T<T 3>, tfiffa 3> I 
Blockhead, s. *[*£ fac#T*f I 
Blood, 5. J&, ?pf%^T; ^\*T ; ^$J1 1 
Blo6dhoimd,s.f^T'^fW^1^c ic r^" 



Blood-letting, *. sp^raTW, ^"$- 
Bloodshed, s."3r^F*ft3,^5Jl i [ctfT^I 
Bloodshot, a. JCW 9 }*!', ^Ir^q I 



BLU 

Bloodthirsty, a. 7[&9ft§t, *% ^T- 

Bloom, s. c<f}^, *£f 5T ; f5^«j, <s>Tt%, 
Bloom, #. ^t%^ ^, ^^ %?[ ; ^ 

c^<rt^i stra «r i 

Blooming, a. C^mf^f^^ jTjSsrft'- 
B16ssom,s. c^ftsT.^J^fjTpsr I [f*P3> I 
Blot, s. WT9r,^«T^,^Twf ffc^ ; W WT l 
BlotjV.TrT^T 35,?T<5cFTW ^f^fc^i 
Blotch, s. ^ifE^T, c*pTSS1, ftsTffi I 

Blow, *. £t^T?r, ^ransjTpff *1 ; «^;- 

Blow, v. -^CPf, *T3t*T*3", ^l^ft^l 

Blowpipe,*. ^*fr$TC«nr ^iftt T? #- 

Blowze, *. *ffe ^«f fcf*Hi>1 ft I 
Blubber, s. 1§ftw;*TJ3" **T1 ; Tjsr- 

Blubber, v. C^v5 \ <$T?f?r1 #TW I 
Bludgeon, s. c^Tft C^H^1, c?lW^1 1 
Blue, a. ^ftc^sf, ^T^T^f ^«Ti 
Bluebottle, 5. ^CTT^tf^tt^rp^l; 

Bluff, a. "^ST, C^1, C^T^1 ! 
Blunder, s. ^^r, ^r\, ^^, ^»tf€ I 
Blunderbuss, s. ^"\5^<ri^'P c T'^ ^"^^ 

Blunt, «. ^srcsfaF, C^T^1 ; ^r^^T I 
Bldntly,a^.^JT«j^5C«T, ^^^wr^C'T 
Blur, v. TfT^f 3>, ^^«f^ ^ • 
Blush, v. c^^SftC^ J^^«f ^ I 
Bluster, v&TS&WZ&t ^,Wtl%^ ^ 



BOL 

Boar, *. 331"$", '"JW ; 3t* I 
Board,*.*fTi>1 ; C*T5f ; •*W"fJ ; "3"5Ttl"; 

Board, v. ^T^Tli ^5lT^^«l 3« ; ^J 

#31 ^TH?r £tm ^ ; "3^1 ft^l 1 

Boarder, s. spjj wtC* "^RJ """!"£- 

Boast, v. jf<f <?>, w^ 3-, ami 35 1 
Boat, *. <&fa\ 9 "S^, $f?f I 
Boatman, *. *tl3^, *"Tf3~?r1, Ht#t i 
Bob, v. ^7^1 ; fcs?1 ; ^cT 3> I 
Bobbin, 5. *tT3>T~"" *JJ31, f3?3l zjft- 

*T?T 3RJ 351^ i 
Bode. r. "Sjmj f&"^ Tp*f 1 I 
Bodice, 5. 3s*|3f§te1, ^t^f^T I 
Bodily, 0. twft^s. 3"tl33*,*TT?ftf33" I 
Bodkin, *. #i*Tp, "*[fs, csfT®' 1 
Body, 5. *tft?T "3"S"5 ; ^T\*T I 
Bog, 5. -WW "$T^, ■pf^rwf%?rl l 
Boggle, v. Esn$1 ; ""f^ "3", ff %T1 3? I 
Boil, v. m& f%"5i 3*, fain, ^sl"j%3l 
Boil, s. C3"E"?TT>35, 3«t,C3n"5l 1 [§fcl 
Boiler, s.- ^t^, ^1,Cv59f I [53 i 
Boisterous, tf. 3"v"rsr3, "^^T<fl\2f- 
Bold, a. Tft^f5I3s ;t^%T,£N«?n» I 
Bole, 5. ^j%^1 frc*fa-, *fC^33: *f- 

Boll, s. xfl^1, 3tltf3T3" I 
B61ster,s.^^Tfi^,^Tf%3l,^t3l;T 

Bolt, S. «*ft"?T, "^T^fa ; 3"® ; fc^ 1 

Bolt, v. ^rsfa ctt, ^^1 *^> ^ ; 

C3C?f 3tft?T ^ I 
Bolter,*. 5t^r^",^t®#t,^t5r%*t^ I 



27 BOO 

Bolus, *. ^^33" 3\|1, £fa I 
Bomb,s.j%^t»<Tl CSfT5rl;9f^3:«t5t 
Bombard, v. C5T*f"CT?:l 5*51^ 3? I 
Bombardier, 5. C?Tt<?"**""Tl~, C3H"5T- 

c"R 3>q1 I [\5T^T I 

Bombast, *. 3l*fTvp*3", 3^fs, C-5TT- 
Bond, s. ^f«1 3"^, f«r35^ ; <-$, 

Weston, <43"3-T3" iTtal ; 63!^ I 
Bondage, 5. 3^3" ^3^1, Wt^^ « 
Bondman, *. "#t"5 TfT^T, 3" f "f"t I 
Bondsman, s. £$!%"«£, "StTfsfa I 
Bone, 5. ^[f%, "^l""?. ^W I 
Bonfire, s. ^t%#f^1, *S"""9f»! SW- 

3" ""Sfftf, ^5l?fJ«,3T3 1 
Bon-mot, s. *j$f% ^s^1,C^^ 3T3>J I 
Bonnet,*. Slc^tC^?" T|*ft I 
Bonny, a. ^?rt;^3>^1; ^JX%1 1 
Booby, 5. faC#T3 5 C3t<5l,*ITF ; *?#1 

Book, s. *^*s, $pj, *fc 1 
Bookbinder, 5. *CteT?^C5"cT""f$f?r I 
Book-keeping,*. ^<nf?r-ft,f^T3| 
Bookworm, *.*f^"«4TtW3s ^t; *£"§- 

3SttfT3"*f"3 Sfl 5>"£*l1 *n*£35t<TC3| 
Boom, *. *ftt% fr'$t?r 3^feT3" 

33lft- *{ftj ^3 "it?" £Tt^ 

fn^.^r 31 3^rJ ^J^ 3ST5TT- 

C*3" *Hf I 
Boon, 5. ^1^,33"; a. ^313*31^,^11- 
Boor, s. "5tTl, -S[-J,--5"*3^J I [CSTtwt 
Boot, 5. F"ferf§"1 5 e"iT"», "**pT^S, 3t- 

Boot, v. cfft'S" 35, StTfe ^fl/ 



BOU 

Booth, s. 3r*ffr,ci>t\, f ff ?1 ^T<r I 
Booty, s. cjf$$ Tpj, cp i 
Borax, 5. OT^KI I |>c? I 

Border, s. f%*T?r1, ^1, *fTft,^r- 
Borderer, s. ^ffaTf^l^ I 
Bore,*, f^j, ^^, ?T^;*T*; 

Bore, 0. ^Sf 5 c^ff^s, fg;j ^ I 
Boreas, s. ^q^<t 3"t3T*T I 
Born, a. m^S 9 ©fa, few* I 
Borough, s. t\*f3 tff*fter *f?TWl, 

£ftW*Tl 
Borrow, v. 3>^f <js, 5ft?" 3> I 
Boscage, 5. ^WJT^r, 3"*, ^Jjcjj I 
Bosky, 0. ^cijinr, ^gg\ i 
Bosom, s. ^s^*r, c^t\5, C^m, 

Boss, s. Tjfcvi'g "SpST ; ^55?frC*T ^ff^vg 
Botanic, a. ^j%fTOl *rewter ] 
Botanist, s. ^feJWTW I [vj^" i 
Botany, s. S%f5W3l, f^Ft^ *H5 
Botch, s. 3% ^Tn>c?, fft5f ; ^T*T- 

Botch, v. ^ff¥j ?fC*T TTf^", Tr 5 ^?^ 
Both, a. §&?[, W$, ??T I 
Bother. 0. 37^ ^, ft^e 1 <P I 
Bottle, s. tfTert, f H1 S ( c^ej ) 1 
Bottom, s. ^Ij^^T^c^Wi 
Bottomless, a. ^sfT^T, ^T^cTTpf^f 1 
Bough, s. "*TT-«n, ^C^<T ^T«T I 
Bounce, v. ft^t??I1 Sfc, 5}TO #^1 

^ ; W<f 3> I 
Bound, 5. jftsfl ; cTir^ I 



28 BRA 

Bound, v.r^] f^*fcj ^j^rtTN* ^; 

Boundary, 5. jfh^ t^ ^33^ , 
Boundless, a. ^^ftsr;^!^!?",^^! 
Bounteous, "la. Wto'Th?, ^tT^7 9 
Bountiful, J wt^1 i 
Bounty, s. Ttt^*fr*T3l 3 ^fT^T^I I 
Bouquet, s.^^£^reT\F<n,^<5| 
Bourn, s. ^fal, ^^ ; gf^|^ I 
Bouse or Boose, v. ^*TT^ I 

Bout, 5. c^*f, -Kmi^T^^^iri 

Bow, s. %T£<P; SHl^T, ^^T<T; 

Bow, v. 5tsreT?r <3>,£f*jrsr * i[*rtoi 

Bowels, s. ?H\fN[f%,*T\ft ;C*rK^ 
B wer, s. ^^ , ftf ^g, srs f I 
Bowl, s. > §f farnVj^Tcfc? ^TS1 1 
Bowl, v. ^fvFtt'in CW, ^itl C«T*T 1 
Bowling-green, s. ^Tl?TC«r»lt<rsrTfcl 
Bowman, s. 5rT^^, *ft*[3a?t I 
Bowstring, s. *f*[$Sl, f£^l, UJ1 I 
Box, s. fsfyp, t^Sfa?" ;<$\*1, ?rjt>; 

Box, v. ^JWi ^, ^t^0 35 1 
Boy, s. 3l*T<5, ^Tt^?1 1 
Boyish, a. ^tW**, fk^fsfl I 
Brace, 5. C*TT\S1, srsff ; ^^^t | 
Brace,0.^*r,*gra ^,*T€;*R TfJ *s I 
Bracelet, s. *fT«f1,*r^, <P^r«i, ^\5l 
Bracket, s. J^j^^t^f ^t^T5fT?* 1 
Brackish, a. C^T*!!,^^^"*!,^^!^ 1 1 
Brag, ». ^3;wT<r ^^mi ^,^ ^1 
Braggart, 5. «T^T^T#,^T^^Tfft< 



BRA 

Braid, v. "S^T* <$, <TC«i1 *5 



Brain, *.;srs§M,3rn^55,3TW WT' I 
Brake, s. ss«ihp**, s&T^T?" C^T^ ; 

fa<rT?r c<r\<n i [frc*i* i 

Bramble,*. <i^^,~rxr<pT ;*t^t 
Bran, *. ^f^", ^pT ' 
Branch, s. \5T*T, *TT-*rl ; ^fa I 
Brand, s. *r*TT*T, "8^51**1$ ; ^T*t- 

Brand, v. "JfTsf CW, *T*P3re <& 1 
Brandish, 0. ^13 *Tjr1, *ffa tff I 
Brandy, s. ITWJ frc*I* I 
Brasier, s. ^T^T^f^K^TRf^;^- 

Brass, s. f*f^*T ; f^*fev5l I 
Brat, s. *ft CWt%*1, C5^51 I 
Bravado, 5. ^T^^I^T^Vrl? ; ^? 

Brave, a. ^tTU3"fa , ft^sft, *J^r 1 
Brave, v. 1^»% 3", ^t*P/Vl 3> I 
Bravery, s. cWfcfj, *taj,*lT3;*T, £f- 

Bravo, 5. c^^tfT^t W1 ; ^T*T *, 

Brawl, s. <5**fcT, ^rwl, 7f|5f1 1 
Brawn, *. *t^C^^r *rT\^T\% 

Brawny, a. *TT\*I*r, *£§>, TO^fa | 
Bray, «?, ^C^^^^^jCK"^,^^^ I 
Braze,^. f*f « ©T'srf^^ ^ ; t^cf^f ^ 1 
Brazen, a. m^f^f^T; f^*fe,1^- 
Brizenface, s, f^cf^f 3l|% I [^?r I 



29 BRI 

Breach,*. ^tfj^t^l^T^W; *fl£R i 
Bread, 5. ^, f*f^1, «J*f,^T^T?" ; 

Breadth, s. g$% 2t*f$$1 , d}\5t^ ' 
Break, v. ^tt ^,^,t^C^W<5;"»tT 

Breakers, s. T5^TC5 ^?f Cl?^ I 
Breakfast, s. £tt32^TC*T?" c&VSR t 
Breast, s. ^S^wT, 33> ; ^ I 
Breastplate, s. ^P*TTT>1, ^t*f?Tt1 1 
Breath, s. iWl^ £JttT, tt*T I 
Breathe, v. f^T*T f^*fo ^, t^^T^T 

Breech, s. f^<$^ CW*T,*Wt^Tsf;3»t- 

*TT&*jT 5vft<r ctfTSl 1 
Breeches, s. ^fTsTsn I 
Breed, v. ?T^ H^1, «r*T C*f ; *ft- 

Breed, s. ®Tr$, *\*f , ^rt^,^^t^ I 
Breeding, s. "^'^T^,^tl5?'«i;SiWT5r I 
Breeze, s. JS*% * Tt?, ^9ff%^ ^T- 

Brethren, s. ^>t^*f«l, ^T^T?1 1 
Brevet, s. fc*TWJ?: *R fcc*mi 
Breviary, 5. c^rW* ^tC^Tt^^CTf?T 

Brevity, s. *T\OT»f3tf, J^^1 1 
Brew, v. "stf^TI £f^^ ^,^r<r®l ^?J 

Brewery, 5. 5TWJ ^t^^^ ' 
Bribe, 5. *p", ^^^T5, ^f^Ct 1 
Bribery, s. "^ C^f^iT ?M ^^?T I 
Brick, s. td^, tt, «t%^«T I 



BBI 



Brickbat, s. t^»*T9, ^rt*T5Tl ^T> i 
Brickdust, 5. ^H^1%, ^^c."5«Ti 
Brickkiln, s. *fTS?1, tt>«5 ^rfCl I 
Bricklayer, s. jimfa'gt, ttf3s?r I 
Bridal, a. fr^te ^#hr,t3TTit^1 
Bride, 5. <awji, ^^R^tft^l ift I 
Bridegroom, s. ?r<r, ^"^^T^l 
Bridesmaid, 5. f^K ^C?T <TOt<T 

Bridewell, 5. *Pt3"t*ft?r, ^f£«l3l#h 
Bridge, s. ^Tra1, C^vj, *j*fj *Tf37- 

Bridle, 5. ^TT^TT^T, ^T^C^T^ 1 
Brief, a. *T\OT*T , *T\f^% ^ 1 
Brier, s. <§TI? Wl", "OTf «T 1 
Brig, s. ^ HT^ftpn^ Sft^tlf 1 
Brigade, s. t*Rjff*T Rt*r^ 1 
Brigand, s. ^T<5T^3, ?f3p,c|CT>3"1 I 
Brigantine, s. ^5 Hts t®i 1 
Bright, a. ^SS|*T, fftfwt^, •ifjt- 

Brilliancy, 5. ^^*T 5 tfSlfS, ^tf% I 
Brilliant, 0. C5CS?Tsnr,CJnit*n3rT3T I 
Brim, s. "ST^TfWT ^t«|1, SfT?", ^^ I 
Brimful, a. 3Ff Sfr*f*fj^ ^1?$ I 
Brimstone, 5. sfw^ I 
Brinded, | a. f^S^fs^^S^j^ 
Brindled, J \^ l 
Brine, 5. cn<«fTo* ^*T, *ra"*it^j 
Bring, v. ^rt^ST <$ t cTt^l ^T^i 
Brink, 5. 1%«it?n, St?", W1 l 
Brisk, 0. ?\imi, STH'fthn, *f^l 
Br.sket, s. *P5<T <TC^TCW*f l 



30 BRO 

Bristle, s. ^pc^t *jcfc"?r c^ftsr r 
Bristle, v. c*rt*rT$e 3:, sfrfnM fff» 
Britain, s. ^\*T«3 CW*t I 
British, 0. |d> ;} Or*f *re#t?F I 
Briton, s. ^F^T W "ft?! C*Tt^ • 
Brittle, a. ST^f^?"!, ^^» ^P1 • 
Broach, «?. c^W ^, C«4Tt*T ; 37«r ^, 

Broad, a. C5T31, £t*ti, fiffitltsi 
Broadcloth, 5. ^T^, «t*r^t^3l 
Broadside, 5. liT^TCSF?" <i)<f> ^t 1 ^- 

^tc3 5t** CSfTSTl f^CSF^f I 
Brocade, 5. Jff^^tyif f?T ^T^t^C«iVc 

Brocket, s. Tt; *C^T ?TW ^t?«t 
Broccoli, 5. ^f*f *Tt<5 fcc*ra I 
Brogue, s. 5ft sr J <j^PTv5 ^>T5l ; 5^" 
Broil,?;. ^fWs ^,^^t 1 [*ft^1 1 
Broil, s. 3^3;, *r^5l, ftrfa I 
Broker, s. TfTeTtST, ^T><5, C^tt^tl I 
Brokerage, s. Tft*Tt5?t I 
Bronchial, a. ^«k ^^HlT I 
Bronchocele, s. staffs, 5frd *rt5Tl I 
Bronze, s. ?r/t\ ^ 3t¥?S;fSte sfTvgl 
Brooch, 5. wfyi^t*?, TOFt^T 8 ! I 
Brood, s. TratSR"^, *ft^^ 3 v£)C<5- 
srtcf *r3 *rfa*s ^*nr ^¥ 1 

Brood, v. ^Z'$*[ ^^f^"t^7T ; ^C^C^ 

Brook, s. ^^ ^, ^ C^tTS I 
Brook, v. 3^J <5, ^Fff^^33l ^ I 
Broom, 5. ^5 ^ t^C^T^; ^T^1, 



BUC 



Broth, s. C3tt»T, W% l 

Brothel, s. C^JT^,^T>JTc ! T?,Pf^- 

Brother, s. ^C^TW?T, ^T^^»T31,^ 

Brotherhood, s. ^t^^5 ; Tjsni?,^ 

Brother-in-law, s. *ttt*Tl ; ^F3?r I 
ft'ow, s. ^ ; ^^"ts?" 1%«lt<n i 
Browbeat, v. ^f #fT?"1 sfWl I 
Brown, a. ^t^«f, f^f^f c^cf I 
Browse, v. *ft3l 5731 ^^«l ^ I 
Bruise, v. c*ra«| <5,C^T^ ^tjtj^J- 

Bruise, s. ^T*?f*t?1, *T1, C5T^ I 
Bruit, 5. 1R3R, "f^^W^t I 
Brunette, 5. f*f3f5T*cfl 3ft I 
Brunt, s. *Tfa$1, C^T, C^T^s I 
Brush, 5. vprt, ^f5 ; 5\5t43 I 
Brush, v. ^f5Tf?Tl 3Tt\5; C^csf S*T I 
Brushwood, s. <rqj sfTC^T 3C*T C*r 

c^T^s sue**, cw\^ \ c^T^f i 

Brutal, a. f^f?. ^^ ; *f^^ I 
Brutalize, v. f^f? 3S, *f3J?r* ^ I 
Brute, s. *>f% -§T^ ; *f33"<5, "^^T^ 
Brutish, #. *H3**, W3T»J l [*j1%J| 
Bubble, s. BfwT^, <[^Pf ; ^£RT?T31 1 
Bubble, v. TO^nr ^j1?T $fc; fcf-l 1 
Bubo, s. ^jk, ^T-vfT I [c^ff 31 l 
Buccanier, s. ^rTCTrf?<f«1 CW^it? C3*T- 
Buck, s. ^f?«i.*1\ ^K^WTtlfcT; 

Bucket,*, <TI?f1%, ner ^>t%3T^ <p1- 



31 BUL 

Buckle, s. ^5I<T ^TT^vgl 1 
Buckler, s. T?t57, ^p*T^, ^"S^" f 
Buckram, s. 3»t*f$ ftcTO I 
Bucolic, a. <rT«*tTC*nf ^t^fj ^¥5»l 

Bud, 5. f 1%, ^f 5T,5Tlf1,^^^fTf^ 

Bud, v. "Sl^fwra^ I ("*W l 

Budge, «?. *l\5, &*r, ^T?T I 
Budget, 5. $ff*r?t, «t^t»5f1, ^H^ ; 

Buff, s. srf^c^ ^ ; ^r* *?te- 

^«f; c*RT?r 15^: f f¥frc*r?r i 
Buffalo, 5. nf^, sr?T?r, €t^" i 

Buffet, v. 5t*Tv£ *IT?", 5\5 "srt?T I 
Buffoon, s ^T^ ^6, ^T^<T1 1 
Buffoonery, s. ^T\5Tf^, ^T^^Tt^ I 
Bug, s. WT<TC*fte1, ^T^sri 
Bugbear, s. ^^, ^ii £fPf*f <5 ilf^l 
Bugle, s. -sj^niT^ ^<ft ftc^^R- 

B %gy, *• trap *tT#t f%c*ra 1 

Build, v. ^ sfTtf, t^W|«i ^ I 
Builder, s. tfTsfa, sjTfr^^lfi I 
Building, s. ^^Tf%<&1, Tr^r, ^ 

Bulb, s. c^^\^, cstteTW?" ^^ I 
Bulbous, a. C?ff^?l1> |8t^ I 
Bulge,v. Tpf^<f1 ^fcjc&TH 1,1557 ^ t 
Bulk, 5, ^^^5, *f^t«l ; CTT?^ I 
Bulky, a. J^, ^T^Y, ^^^|^- 

Bull, 5.5^, ^v?; trvt^r ?:tf*f;^f ; 

Bull-baiting, *.^T^6f <^f.?"?"^i I 



BUR 



Bulldog, s. "SKW ^JHF ^M^- ft- 

Bullet, s. £f^, *155T, *TT£fT I 
Bulletin, 5. tt^ ^ifa *?3, ^TT®W 

Bullfinch, s. vf5£tftc*PT I 
Bullion, s. Wjft*D?" 3lT>J 
Bullock, 5. z*W, *^fa*t" l 
Bully, *. WTt%^ *jf^, 1 ^t%?1 1 
Bully, v. J?$*T*p7 ^, W^ ^ I 
Bulrush, s. ^cr ftutt, c^T** I 
Bulwark, s. *f\F, ^fj^F^gfT&fa I 
Biimboat, s. ^ fcCTO, <t*tJ J^J 

Bump, s. TpcTl, 3#lt% ; ^T^Tte I 
Bumper, s.**ff?*[«f *TT**fT3I i 
Bumpkin, s. 5W, *[?, W^JI 
Bun, s. f*ro<p" t^c*r^:i 

Bunch, s. c*TT*1, sfrft, ^5**p\ ^ I 
Bundle, s. 4t®ft, *f fe *S?t^1 1 
Bung, *. fnVt?r CW *1 f&*ft l 
Bungle, v. ^T^*t5T?5C«T ^ ^ I 
Bungler, s. ^T*t\ft, ^^J 
Bunter, *. sfT^ «T«F01 3t I 
Buoy, «. «W?"?" *pT5*1 I 
Buoyancy, s. ^Tl^H^a I 
Buoyant, a. «t*RT*, 53"«l*fta, 

Bur, *. <83£p1 ^p*T I 
Burden, s. «T^1, &$> <^tT> I 
Burden, v. C^W^ ^, «t?T C*r I 
Burdensome, a. ^"5, Tp<mTlT<p- 1 
Bureau, s. t^R^T? ^n^I^t I 



32 BUS 

Burgamot, s. 3£Sf1% Tf^j ?r1 WT 

Burgeois, s. mtf]j[ csrfa, *t^C<r?: 

sf ®1 ; ^mt<r ^rw frc*ra i 

Burgess, s. WC^ C*TT<p", ^T^f?T I 
Burgh, s. c*r w?r •Wlffa *fTl^ 

^s <IT^1 *f Tt?ncf: i 
Burglary, s. C^faj, f^Nsf?" I 
Burial, s. c?TT<r, f^< *^r, ^Tftf I 
Burial -ground,*. CSfT^R, 'SPTOl 
Burlesque, s. *f1?teT*J, fcnj?1,*JW I 
Burly, a. £f<pf3, "^sf^t? ; WTf^i 
Burn, v. W^ 3?, C*fTv5l, S^t^l I 
Burning-glass, 5. ^T^*ft 3>T5 I 
Burnish, «;. ^"^T^ <K 9 %WSK*l * I 
Burr, s. ttfa *ft^1 I 
Burrow, s. <$rtV*t ^SJTft ^[J 

Burrow, v. TrHftCS *Hf "*^ ** ' 
Bursar, *. C5i<TT\ft?r *R1*T7^ • 
Burst, v. TpT^, ^, ^t ^ I 
Burthen, s. c*t*n, ^t?T, Ft*!", *$l 
Bury, 0. C*fT3, ^^<T fff, *Wtf5r * I 
Bush, 5. C^t^, C3H*f, ^"^JT I 

Bushel, s. %m;*j<r ^f^*fc^c?-^ 

Bushy, a. *R, ^T^fTsT, ^t^tST I 
Busily, «<?. ^J^ **?1j ^J^^^ l 

Business, s. ^^,^^?, tV&$% I 
Busk, 5. #CW?" ^1%?" 4T5^\FI I 
Buskin, s. U^J C^T©1 t^C*TC ; ^T- 



BY 

Buss, s. c*fa»1 1%c*re ; l|W I 
Bust, s. £F5<n#ftf*fr5 ^%qfis\ 
Bustle, 5. 3t^T3Tl%, ^tfT^ 
Busy, a. <PC^C3 *J^,*W$rfihl1« 
Busybody, 5. ^tfel?15^,' 5 i<3*- 

But, c. 1%^, *T?^? ; <?W*T, TTt^T I 
Butcher, 5. ^*rr<Pt, tt^?T^f *f#- 

Butcher, v. ^%T <P, *TT?r, 3/3 J1 ^ I 
Butler, 6-. "irt^t^l, ^T*$tfh 
Butt, *, *r^j ; *r<r?rj ; ^<5 f*r*T1 ; 

^c<r ; ^srW1 ^3T^ i 
Butt, v. 1^1 *1 srsi *rt?r I 
Butt-end, s, rffal W3? ; "^*!T*f I 
Butter, s. TSTt^R, ^^3, A 

Butterfly, s. £t©T*[1%, ^f^Wt^T^t I 
Buttermilk, *. CSTT^T, 3^ I 
Buttery, s. -snwjTsfTjr, »W?n 
Buttock, s. fa^^TO,<5#C£tK I 
Button, s. ^f^ «5^J1, \W1 I 
Buttonhole, s. *rih"3?:i, ^rsi?n I 
Buttress, s. C*fW,cfc*T, ^3"^ I 
Biixom, «. ^fw^^tj^TCTTl^tl 
Buy, v. ^sT «*, C^*, ^m t^?1 er l 

Buzz, v. *r«r*j*r ^, WSH'S I 

Buzzard, s. CTJ^f^ftCPS"; *[*f 

By, _pr. f 1<T1,?P€ *s, 3><W; ftw$ I 
By-and-by, TO*|^ ^T*T ftcrc* I 
By-end, 5. ^tf%^T?^^ sr«wr I 
D 



33 CAK 

By-gone, *. sf^5, ^5T:$te I 
By-law, «. §*f*JTOl, ^T«jftf*T I 
By-way, s. *ff§*/f J^CST^^fsTl 
By-word, s. J^l%, ft^WT^J I 



Cab, s. ffWF «ftv?t frc*re ; *T*TJT- 
i^<r 4<5 c?[<f ^T5 w$1* *rf?toT«i i 

Cabal,*, f ?T3W\J W&\,C$r?Pt *^1 5 

Cabbage, 5. 3sf*r*rT$ ; c# I 
Cabin, s. «tT3tC^<r <j?^j} ; f 1%<J1 1 
Cabinet, s. T^TTvrt^-, ^-qst Jpn 

?rtf<*t?r ^rt^^Tt? ; ?rm*i"»i ; 

Cable, s. ^W?T, «*tWt, ^5\F1 I 
Cabriolet, 5. ^ 5T^T?T ^5 9ftf^- 

Cackle, v. Jtm^\Z7\J *fff^ <$ I 
Cacophony,*, <£*faf,ra3fTft?r1 *Hr I 
Cadaverous, a. *tc^?T ^rjt? I 
Cadence, 5. *fTfcspftfaT?T ^ffS, C"5Tt- 

Cadet, s. ^5T^"«f ;C*RT*f t^CWJ TTC^TJ 
Cadi, s. \g<^ CW*I% ^tf®f I [sfwT I 
Caesura, *. *rf%,^t^3T?" 1%C^Ff *j[3", 
Cage, s. f*T^?-, 4T51, ^Tstt?"! 
Cajole, v. Wml, <5*t1, 3"Q^1 ^ 1 
Cajolery, s.Vt^, £tW^, £fa«1l 
Caitiff, s. ^mfa li^T^j ^jfe 1 , t^^cri 
Cake, *. t^^T^, *£% m^^^T#T, 



CAL 

Calabash, s. Sft%, *§4t; WrtS.^f I 
Calamitous, a. FS-sft, GFTOT, 

Calamity,«.Q'*nf, , «lT»fT?,y8'«r,C3 5 *f 
Calash, *. *f!\5t frCTO ; 3J •TO* ; 

Calcareous, 0. "gC«lT**ttlFS, *TT^? 
Calcine, «?. ^^ ?p,c«rTf1,®T?",TP?r ' 
CaIculate,t\$feRl^,*T\«D1$,f$'tt*5P 
Calculation, s. «f«Rl,*r\4rj1,^[3rT?r I 
Calculus, «. *fT*r^, ^'tf <ft ; ^*i^l 

Caldron, *. 3PT?re,C^,"^v$1,T*5n ' 
Calefaction,s.^e** S»?rq,f*rsi <p?«1 ' 
Calendar, s.*ffa5$1,*fT«ft ; *<1® ; 

Calender, v. *rC3[ *Pt*f\F SSlK Cf i 
Calends, s. £*!% TriC^?T gfsTsr 1fo ! 
Calf, 5. ^T^?T ;*TTC<J?" fWST; C<rt^1 1 
Caliber,*. 3*fj^<T Ff§f?" *if?*rte| I 
Calico, s. fetf , M^3 *3 1 
Caligraphy, s. %&% W$f§ff*f I 

Caliph, *. wtiroilr ^|i?r *T?r art- 

CU<T ^5rf3^, c*T*f*nwTf*r*rr% I 
Calk, v. ^T*iT*fTiY ^, *fT>8^1" *& I 
Call, v. ^T<5, •rffi tff ; ^T 5 ^ *T ^ I 
Call, «. \5T<P, ^tWtTST, ^Ttff^t l 
Calling, *. ttmt*&t*tVf&H&tt- 
Callous, a. <pft*,<&\5M3l 1 ffi&U 
Callow,0.*rT<rT*t*,CSttfo* I [*Tt31 
Calm, a. ^<T, t*$^,^fa?T, ^t?T, 
Calmly, ad. 3rfe<nSC*T, *fft<T I 



34 CAN 

Calomel, *. C*fT^^t?r1,(Trtf ^) I 



Calorifie,«.^^[5r;w5,^$Ts^r35,;5^f 
Calumniate, v. f^**?1 ^, #Tf^f <$, 

Calumny, *. ff**iT, f^*JT, gftf^J 
Calvary, s. C^T *f3fo5<T $*TC?T "jt- 

Calve, v. *T1p" £fl^" ^, *f?F &31, 

Calx, *. ^5^t^5 3^T, WH^WT^, 
Calyx, s. «^«Pf <rftsc*FT^r, §*f TO i 
Cambric, a. ^OT tfpffa *T^ <T3 • 
Camel, *. $3^, ^ I 
Cameleon,*.^^,^?'?,*^*^'! 
Camera-obscura,s.^;ft ^f?*TT? ^3< 

Camp, s. f*rr*?r, ^reft, *t**i 

Campaign, s. ***TC<T?r TTCVfJ *T5 

Camphor, s. 3s*jV> f*JlT« i 
Can, v. *ft<T, fsr^ ^ ' 
Can, s. <TtW^f^^ *fT**TT3| I 
Canaille, s. *3?T C*TT<P, ^"5 C?rto I 
Canal, *.<T^,®^W,^T*Tl,3«U*ft I 
Canary, s. ^STfrc^PT ; W ; 

Cancel, v. C*TT*T?P, TJ51,^1,^T^ I 
Cancer, s. ^"STC?" "511, ftt*J^ti? 3S 5 

Candid, a. ^itf, ^Tft?T, 1?T5r, 

Candidate, s. *Wfa*Tl^t, Sft^ » 
Candidly, ai.^T?-^T?RC« > f,t^55*fC^ 
Candle, #. ?T#T, TSt, *tf§^1 I 



CA 

Candlelight, s. £f;ftC*f ? *1 *TiV?r 

^TCcfl I [f*T*PIJSf I 

Candlestick, *. Tft^TT^rt?:, ^"^JT%f T^", 

Candour, s. ^erei, ^"Ttasi, 

Candy, v. ftwft ^, ?"C*T C*?5T, 

Cane,«."g"\ft, *f?r, C3"35: Sagar-^? I 
Canine, a. ^^j JgrT 1 ^? I 
Canister, s. C<^T>1, fo*1, Fl ^Ttt? 

Canker, *.5§tT^5n*F^;|C*P<j" C?TT«f 

Cannibal, 5. TT^^T^t^t, ^37TW I 
Cannon, *. C3T*f , *T5TT*, *T3Tjt I 
Cannonade, t>. C3T*ff TfTl ^TSTtS ?P 

Cannot, 0. #r1 oft?" I [c*fal I 

Canoe, *. ^J 1%*t, *tt^lY,C^TTI, 
Canon, *. ?TJ^1, fiftf, *r^*r\3pT« 

f^?*r ; fcrt%**rc*?r ^rafters i 

Canonical, a. ST^TTTaT^T??!", 37- 

Canonize, v. TT<r«iTC$ f*ra^(?FC^ir 
Canopy, a. £tC*ta1, &^T$*f, ^3 I 
Cant, a. <PI*^^<P <lN1, fct?T, **fl> 

Canteen, a. t*T^TOf?r VOT "SHfJ 

Canter, s.^rcJ^^ssfsr^j^rs^rf^ 
Canticle, a. sftfrfc^a* *TH 1 
D 2 



35 CAP 

Canto, 5. <Ft^$t<3" W3 I 

Canton, a. cwct^ ^r\*r, sfcw^ l 

Cantonment, 5. tlWJ?" ^T3l^, 

Canvas, a. ^T®T\5, C*tT«I^C3ir ^"3 1 
Canvass, 25. ^5t?T «, W^T?"^; 

Cap, a. T|*ft, sr^PSTffsr 1 
Capable, 0. *TT?T*, ^T^srof, TT^Tr 1 
Capability, a. *fT3~^5l, iT^'ofj I 
Capacious, a. £f*T<5, <f^, f^^efi 
Capacitate, v. ^fTTT^ 3>, ^f^ir ^ I 
Capacity, a. *ft?"<i*5l, C^Tt^fT^I ; 

Cap-a-pie, ad. Wr*ftfF*n5Ctf ! 
Caparison, a. S^ST ^t^TW^r ^ 1 
Cape, *. CT>CP?T "arT^TI, ^I^T I 
Caper, s. sjspsFsrw, ^ff^j "«IT^T?" 

Capias, s. C^t^T ^jf^C^ Ctf^T<T 

Capillary, 0. CW?" *jT?r ^J^s s. 

Capital, a;^Tf,St5it^.lTr y Tr^^; 
Capital,*. ?TTS?*n^r ; «£it ;*Tsr*n; 

^ ^^j 1 

Capitalist, a. TT^t®^, ^«^T«f 1 
Capitally, «d. ^*r?5C*f, Rcn^«i?&- 

Capitation, a. "STT^fT^f «i J$t ^SRJ 

Capitulation, a. ^ft*^* 5f$ ^. 



CAR 

Capon, s.fi£3T^f ^^rt^^Ttf 
Caprice, s. ^sif^r ^*51, WT'SMj, 
tt93STJ I [HC^Tf^ I 

Capricious, a. ^f^T, ^5TT*slT>f, <tl- 
Capricorn, *. "ST^ <"tf*f ; "5rfap<Pl I 
Capsicum, *. *W5rt?T& t 
Capsize, v. ^c^i^l CW, v5?T3 ^ I 
Capstan, *. W^T £f^f% OHl? SFT- 

Capsule, s. ^Nc^tS" I 
Captain,*. IjRTWJ^; C^Mi^ I 
Caption, s. %r^r«i, s^H" ^T6| i 
Captious, a. fW^TC^Tt. f ^frnrt I 
Captivate, v. 3"*ft%3 sp,csrrf^5 <p ; 

Captive, s. *OS *TO *1 p *jf^, 
Captivity, *. ^t^5^Sl, *P*Tt*r 1 

Captor, s. H<I<PT<r^, *[^t?7P, 

Capture, *. W&U5 ^"5 ^?T«l ; *p 
Car, *. ?-«r,9ffv?t,TJ^^; *T?n*£« l 
Came, 5, c^t^ CW*ft*T ^* ©T- 

Carat, s. ^C# £tt«T 5tf? J^ *fft- 
Caravan, *. *v5 sftvfl"; "^T^W^, 

Caravansary, 5. ^tvSTSl, *j<n^", ^~ 
Carbine, 5. ^5 **%® 1 
Carbuncle, *. sitf* <p ; J^^«T <[«1 I 
Carcass, *. *P3<T *TC, ^ *fffV ; 

Card, 5 5T*Tjft*T3«l *&l v - ^T*fT- 
Cardamom, *. visits, ^l^Tf5l 



36 CAR 

Cardinal, a. ffsffc, £f*tST, ^ft#: *• 

Cardinal-points,*. ^^,*Tf*&*r,^Qf, 
Cardinal-virtues, *.*ff|r«iT3rtff*f3l, 

Mt?r £f%rts $*\ 1 

Care, 5. «T**1, *TWT*31 ; f®*fl ! 
Careen, v. ^TcTT^Tt^ 3>, sft^f^ ^ I 
Career, *. tfffa, 5f r%, ?f.?fca£tqY I 
Careful, a. ^t^U, %f^ t ^\^H I 
Carefully ,«d. ^Rsnc^/sj-WtCTftSf, 

Carelessly, ad. ^r*TT<rSfTOT I 
Carelessness, s. ^^T^T^TII 1 
Caress, v. CH^Ttf <$ 9 c^ «j | 
Caret,*. *rt%3 ^^ gaT*T^ ^\?T- 

Cargo, *. SH^TCS??" C^Tt^T^ I 
Caricature,«.^"JW^t^t S£fr,fj*f*F5- 
Cark,' s. f5«1, $CWSf I [^^ 

Carle, s. TI?, 4<5€hl1, 5t*fl I 
Carman, *. ^tjfoT, sfTraT?!^ I 
Carminative,a.^n£3"5$,*T?Rt , W 
Carmine, *. ?TtW\?[W, '^e 1 ^! 
Carnage, s. T^"5""r<r,i^*rT3,$C' 5 ^f I 
Carnal, a. ^lictf^, ^T^ 1 
Carnation,*. irTVT ^" I f,^^ti^C K T^' 1 
CarneouSj Carnous, a. ^t\^v^,^gv^ 

Carnival, *. C^T^R ^TCQn!%<PCWJ 



CAS 37 

Carnivorous, a. TrTS^T^^KTtW I i 
Carol, s. ?t^ir, ^Tt^itCW^' stt^, 

Carol, v. ^T^t^T 35, sfTJT *5 I 
Carouse, «?. WMC**f ^WJ^T^ 3>, 

ire ^ i [u<^j ^c*ra i 

Carp, v. *tffT$*T* <5, CWTST ?f^: s. 
Carpenter, s. ^G'tiTT. ^3t?T, ^^»^ I 
Carpet, s. Tjf^Fl, STTM51 1 ORi^ 
Carriage, s. stfft, 7$$^ ■ ^W$, 
Carrier, s. 3lT3>, f^ i *r#?rl I 
Carrion, s. *fFl TTT\*T I 
Carrot, 5. SfTlf?" t 
Cany, v. ^5", *r^?r *T1, 5T5T1 J 
CaiV-^T^T^^Tfs,^f,n^y| I 
Carte-blancke, 5. 3fCt^re* ^TM- 

Cartel, s. ^i ?nrC¥ ^»¥ ^^H 

Carter, s. 9ftC3T?T^ I 
Cartilage, *. \5*fTf%, C^T^tfe I 
Cartouch, s. C^TWf^ I 
Cartridge, «. 3"T^r3l%£" C1>TT>1 1 
Cartwright, *. *T<i>T^f^rT«l^?fj I 
Carve,^^l1^Ti> ,C^TW;TTt\wn> I 
Cascade, s. fawj^W,^^ 3H£«i1 1 
Case, s. c*t"S, «fT*f ; ^^1,f^?T ; 

Casement, s. SfTSTtsrl, ^f^T^P I 
Cash, s. ^T^fPf T?T«>1, C?"T^ l 
Cashier, 5. ««rt©T^t, C?TT^f?¥l 1 
Cashier, v. ^Tfri5T"3 ^, *WJ\5 3» I 
» 3 



CAT 

Cask, 5. pf*ri, <&iWt3 ftc*r^i 

Casket, 5. c^fsft, ^^T^j, c^t^1 1 
Casque, *. f*T?TS, \^^f ^' 
Cassia, s. OTqTsf^WT^f&ift Rc*t^" I 
Cassock,s.*rTS?C$?r *TTT<^wt3t*T3't 
Cast, «. fcw*f W«t ; -^TC5 TFTSR I 
Castaway, s. "^tfT^J ^jf^ ! 
Caste, s. UT^, *<i 
Castigate, v. W& tf, £f^T?T ?P I 
Castig.ition, 5. fife, Sf^t?", *Ttf% I 
Castle, s. TJ ?f , *f\5, C<pT!> , <T®^ I 
Castor-oil, s. CS?Tt$T<r fo*T J 
Castrate, v. ^^C^TfST *P, W&&Z <$ I 
Casual, a. ^f^*ftf?rv5, tw* I ["5J\|>J I 
Casualty, 5. tw^"5T^^1, tw^tj^T^T^ 
Casuist,*. ^^^^f^TOrVtaTS^ i 
Casmstry,s.tf^tf^t^TO^Tqrt\*Tl 
Cat, s. f^T^f, m^r^r ; C^tvSl I 
Catacombs, s. -|t%^t?T fvlSZJ *t3" 

Catalepsis, s. ^m^T?", 3[f*fC?"T*f'l 
Catalogue, s. Tp^ f ©-fa, f^^ I 
Cataract, s. f^ST, C3tf3"1 ; ^tsft, 

Catarrh, *. C?W, ^Tp, ^1^1 
Catastrophe, 5. lfSn>^1, ft^fPf I 
Catch, v. %r?r, *fk«l <*>, ^T%j5l I 
Catechetical, «r2jC^TQ#t? I 
Oatechi8e,©.SfC*PTC?rf T?T1 PT ^MCJfl 
Catechism, s. gfC^TGfl" ^/^^ i 
Catechist, s. ^C^t^CW^^ I 
Catechumen, s. ^Z^J ^jf*r^TJl 
Categorical, a. f^ffa, 5Pf^, ^^ I 



CAY 

Category, «. **f , *J^T1, *fw I 
Cater, v. ^^jTC<rT§?^ ^1 
Caterpillar, *,^?lC*fT*1,8"fi>C' s tt*Pl I 
Caterwaul, v. fttymj ?TJT? C5&1 I 

Catgut, s. H\^, ^twj^t:^?' si ?r i 

Cathartic,^. C^f<5, C<3"5^,ttc?"S^ I 
Cathedral, s. ^\5 fsfWl i 
Catheter, s. in^C^^^ fcfV, *T5fl I 
Catholic, «. 7fT^"f3^, ^^wr?"*! ; 

Catholicon, s. 7T#C3"tsRT*ra ^3"<fl 
Catling, s. ^^fowjIT ^f?Nl, 

Cattle, s. c^ndr-g-TW *f^?f«i I 
Caudle, *. ajt^T-STK;?" ^tc^TT^C^ 

<^r cm^ cif>s?ri ^rr<r I [c<p*rr*?r«i i 

Caul, s. *5mji£ UT5T; Sfc^TC^ 
Cauliflower, s. 7p:T3>f^*rT^ I 
Causal, a. ^t^«i ^^#t<T I 
Cause, v. ^fl, ^] y ®*ri i 
Cause, s. c^, «T?T«l ; CSTT^TOTI i 
Causeless, a. ^raT^rq, ^r^r^fo i 
Causeway, s. mw^, C*\^Z^ I 
Caustic, s. ;§^T«Tt3>3" <5 ^? ^T?*^ 

Cauterize, v. ^renn, ?fS& 3>, wT^f 3> ! 
Cautery, s. ^q^ c^lW 31 C^T^T 

Caution, 5. *rT**TT3F5l, *T"5*T51 f 
Cautionary,«.?^t^^^,c^^S[T§?^^ I 
Cauti°us, a. 7[\^'< T^T, T^CS}^" ' 
Cavalcade, s. ^5T$r$BG$$t I 
Cavalier, s. ^{tffiV C^TI^I I 



38 



CEN 



Cavalierly, ad. WTfw^il^C** I 
Cavalry, s. ^T<&1> (WPSM I 
Cave, *. Sf35fT, sfe", 3"^1, *s*sf?r I 
Caveat,*. 2f3JTCTr*T -sf3f;t^"C^r^T"Sal I 
Cavern, s. sf^T.r, *T3ft."3"£ ^^?" • 
Cavil, «?. fwjl ^5TT*Tf% &, CJfT^ m ; 

** m ^^ l 
Caviller, s. f^tfjl* ^Jt^ffs^T^*<5 I 
Cavity, s. sf^ f¥ J, ^$<r I - 
Caw, s. mK&J ^T^ I 
Cease, v. ^T*g ^, f^j* ^, sTT^I 
Ceaseless, #. ^^3"3"$, f^fT&gTl 
Cede, v. 3T*r*f«i 3?, ^*% vSJT^r ^ ; 
Ceiling, s. f&5j[ ^7-5 I [^t<5T?T <& I 
Celature, a. C^TlW^T^t t^TJl i 
Celebrate, v. ^SHC^I"^ 3>, JT^t^R 

<p, *TC~TT W1 <P I 
Celebrated, a. t^DT^, STHT^S » 
Celebration, s. 3J stTC^TTS", ^t^T ; 

Celebrity, *. T*TS, 4tf&, <TTf% I 
Celerity, s. e^sf, ^^sf^T, ^^1 I 
Celery, s. *ff^ f^C*T^ I 
Celestial, a. W»?f<r 3 ^rT^T*ft?T I 
Celibacy, s. ^T^Tft^^a, ^f?^1 1 
Cell, s. ^Jjf?, f^fft, 9f^^ I 
Cellar, s. C^T^T^ *fctj ft?ft, 
Cellular, «. «^^sr?r I [ttwjT^TT?" I 
Cement, v. %W, ^Ti> , SFsrfT* ^ I 
Cement, 5. 5fT^C^r?" IT 5TT5T1 , IfSTT^I 
Cemetery, s. ^Wtf^S%U 9 a ^T' c TT^r i 
Cenotaph, s, ^TSTJ^TC^ ^^5 ^"jf^^T 



CM 

Closer, *. Qi£\, gMfft^t 
Censor, s. 2fT5fa*TC*r ?F*r <WT 

Censorious, a. CW!^TC?TT^C«l ?T$ I 
Censurable, a » if 3"«lt<r, f^f^Tt? | 
Censure,v. CSfPtCWjOTa^l^fl ^l 
Censure, s. ^^1,»^T^1,^rijC^"t5f I 
Census, *.C5TT^T\4m,C5nra3"SlTsr 

Cent, s. vi)^*r^, *ra$in 1 
Centaur, *. <5T*J "TTES?" ^f^CS 

f%S ?rTf*ri?c*fin 

Centenary, 5. *n5*J\«rj1, *Tv5^ I 
Centennial, a. v<l*P*t3?r^far I 
Centesimal, a. *T5^TC*f3" 4^ ^t*f! 
Centipede, 5. fa^1,f fw,n3»fTft I 
Cento, 5. sflsfl <KU%$ ^T?" 1\g^ 

*1 -sr^ l 
Central, a. ^T^jf^S, TTT^Wfen 
Centre, 5. Tr*rj,^T^j^ ^cr.c^g- I 
Centrical, a. ir*n^*ft?, TTW^of l 
Centrifugal, a. 3T*rj"5jTsft, C^M- 

Centripetal, a. "spfJTfw ftft 1 
Centry, s. £p£^t, 3-^35 I 
Centuple, a. *F5Cfa, *f5<n?r I 
Centurion, s. Cc T'STT^CW?' "STC^J *T$ 

Century, «. 43s *f^ 3TVT7T I 
Cephalic, a. ir^C^ ^^*ft^ri 
Cerate, s. ts^Ts 1 C^TCTT?" 2fC*T*f | 
Cerecloth, 5. C*nsn^3,OT*n?T*TI I 
D 4 



39 CfiA 

Ceremonial, a. %T^^t% ^T^^tt^ 5 



Ceremonious, «. ^f§f*f3>T5t<fl" I 
Ceremony, 5. PTOTM<T ; *fT<n *T- 

Certain, a. fofv&sfivttfifs ; OT^, 
Certainly, ad. f^*5?T3re*f, f^St^ t 
Certainty, s. f^*&3§1, f^SSWl, 

Certificate,*.£Wq^,1?ta*faf%f*T 
Certify, v. m*i^ *, 2f^T«l (X. I 
Cerulian, «.^5rT3ST*t*«i^fa* 3ft*re«f 
Cerumen, s. «jc| ircTI 
Ceruse, s. 3JCWI I 
Cess, *.fc^<n*ptT^t *?T,«^;^tal 
Cessation, *. f^jfa, fc3"l%,f3Tf*r ' 
Cession, s. 7f*r*f«i; ^t^ 5 *TW$jTsf 1 
Cetaceous, a. "ST^^" TT^^TT ¥1 st? • 
Chafe, v. 7*f$1, -STTO?: lt?"1 3>s^ 

Chaff, s. ^ft, ^ft^Jt#?T C«TT^1 ; 
Chaffer, v. SFirf^C* ^5tcT 3> I 
Chaffinch, s. *fTPt frcTO 1 [§*^ I 
Chafingdish,s. ipt^Twfcl, C^TcTT- 
Chagrin, s. C^l^jt^rfe 1 , $£$1 1 
Chain, s. " i J$T*T, fW3, C^\ft I 
Chair, 5. cs)1%, COTf $1, ^TT*R ; 

Chairman, *. c*5T?1;TOT*f r$,£fT- 
Chaise. s. J\<$ £W?~ sttft I 
Chalcedony, s. SfJ srfa 1 
Chalcography, s. vStg ^tf*1 f*f- 



CHA 

CMldron, s. ^WKjJt ^mfk^ \)r 

Chalice, s. 3Tf^<5l.5fT\§rsiir ofT^T^" 

Chalk, s. «rmrt^, <r.TW#h 

Challenge, s. *p^Tsf ^T^T* j Pft'S- 

Chamber, s. 'f fc?f>, wTsft^. c^fa I 
Chamberlain, s. <nif$teT*rj^ i 
Chambermaid, 5. ^f?5Tt?c.l,^TT¥l 
Chamois,s. *f<^5t?r ^T*m ^C^T^i 
Champ, v.t^q ^ WC^?- ^T«F1 c^^r, 
^T*S1 ! [?T1 ftc"T* ! 

Champaign, 5. irfr, C3«f T^^T; *U- 
Champion, s. OT^1, ^T^^WI 
Chance, 5. ^, «t*tt; tPf^T^T^^I 
Chancel, s. fsi^tfj *tww$i \ 
Chancellor, s. £f<iTST t^Sf^cl I 
Chancery, 5. t\cT9 C*f*T^ Jf#l- 

Chandelier, *.?rT^<r-^rTv5,^t*fTSfT<r 
Chandler, s. ^T^t *J**TT^, ST^t 

Change, s. *tftttf, t3rc7*?«iJ ; "^j 

$5p ; <rtfasFreT=T 1 
Change, v. *ff?fa?f;r ^, W*7<*{-1 <5 | 
Changeable, a. 533cT, wf% J I 
Changeling, s. ^T^^W^^^t; 

Channel, s. C^tZITC *f*t f 2f«lT^t I 
Chant, «?. ^fsa-^fT^T 35, wl"^ *P I 
Chanticleer, s. 3»?5$>", ^3>yl 1 
Chaos, s. ^rercfeW, ^J3^1, 



40 CHA 

Chaotic, a. ^^t<^t^, Sc^c?, fa- 

Chap, s. TFf^l, ;fr* ; C5T?m ; C*T^1 
Chapel, 5. sr«wmw, srf^ <r, f%£i I 
Chapf alien, «."5Tf^r^^n,^S!^x<n 
Chapiter, s. i$t^<r iri<rff I 
Chaplain, s. *rctfT*fCTfW, «£c<TT- 

Chapiet, s. ra<n^5^ irmi, w- 

Chapman, s. ^utoFf, *refs[C3U 
Chapter, s. ^#,^mr,^,^rTSrl 
Char,*;. C ft0m *toi ^ ^ wt?r 

Character, s, sfe, *p*rg • ^W<{ ; 
Characterise, v.cifT^ *1 &q £f<pT*f 1? 
Characteristic, a. ^•T»ti<^e«]^5^ 
Charcoal, s. ^WT?-,W3n&,<i><r~n \ 
Charge, s. wtUf % vaiWr ; ^T?rT- 

Charge, v. c*fpr c*f ■ ^asrtSal <i> I 
Chargeable, a. c?TTOTT*rj ; csrS^T 

Charger, 5. *TC^ ^*f ; <tft*rl 1 
Charily, «<?. ^ «f<£%*f, JTTWC* I 
Chariot, 5. 5fT^1, <T^T I 
Charioteer, s. 3"<*ft, ^TT^fof I 
Charitable, a TfT^*ft«T, W?Ts^,t^- 

Charity, s. f*H, c^, ^ftari^l, 
Chirlatan, s.^t^1%¥1 t^?fJ;^^?J3^ 
Charm, «;. c^Tf$3 ^, ^1^^^ 9 1 



CHE 41 

Charm, «. ^^, tti, #«i, *rt^ I 
Charmer, s. rjTT5"*s, tf^t, ^TT«|1 • 
Charming, a. TOTT^T, ^"*TJ I 
Charnel-house, *. ^"tt^jCTlTir^R, 

Chart, s. T^ftf^ *Titl 
Charter, s. *R*if, «?rT®T58'h'T3F I 
Charter-party, s. UT^TSf ^TvSI ^3"«l 

Chary, a. TfT^T^, ^^ *ff?f*3 

Chase, s. 3j*f?n, ^SJTJ, ^^rfasri 
Chase, «\^sf?r1 3>, *f*6>te W^Rr I 
Chasm, s. f%j, tjvrt, ttWT?T I 
Chaste, a. Jfvst, TTT^t ; *rT*T, ^ i 
Chasten, ) v. *nf^ CPf, Tf3 *, *- 
Chastise, J tr 35 l 
Chastisement, s. *r|f%, Tpi, Pfsr^r I 
Chastity, *.*n5t^,f^*RB,*nsr<sa I 
Chat, *.^f*T^t : sf*sf ,^T5TsN» Wl 
Chattels, « ^ntf*?" 3^1% ^r^jft 
Chatter, v. 1%5f^5 <p, f%j%f^f\FJSP 
Chatterbox, *.<rf SljWTer^T^ra 
Chatty, a. ^T^T^, ?f«^ft<Jl I 
Cheap, a.^wj, S5p*?3pj, j{%) \ 
Cheapen, v. *rgi sp, srsrj ^\^] \ 
Cheat, «?. £f5T?T«l1 ^ 2f**{8^i *p 1 
Cheat, s. gf^T?T^, fcsf ; *5l^f) I 
Check, s. t^|f%, wsr ; ^«it I 
Checker, v. f53ff^1%3r 3> t 
Checkmate, 5. *t^rfr$<r "srK I 
Cheek, s. «fT*T, Sf3GW*r, ^C*rm I 
Cheer, v. *tf3;*T cw, *TP§=*1 $ l 



CHI 

Cheer, s. c^TSf, ^TC^Tiff, H?^f^ ; 

Cheerful, a. ^f^%, ^T^f^vS I 
Cheerless, «. W?rf^5, f^?TR**F I 
Cheery, a. ^, ^Rf*n^,^TfrT3 I 
Cheese, s. ^t^J,^^^ ^55$ FR1 I 
Cheesemonger, s. *Tf^3" f^c^Sl i 
Chemise, s. ^fft^TC^ir ^if^ 1 1 
Cherish, v. c*fT^"«l «s, 3"j% ^| 
Cherry, 5. ^pcT ftc*f^ I 
Cherub, s. ^^Tf?I9f«i f<C*r^| 
Cherubic, a. "Wf?r, ^f^H^i 
Cherubim, s. ^9pf<i w $<?f«| i 
Chess, 5. "TS^ c-sr^l, ^5T^^1 1 
Chessboard, 5. n3<3X^<r W<5 *1 

Chessman, s. *f^jz^j ^ 1 
Chest, s. f*f^; ^s^cf I 
Chestnut, s. ^c^Rc^nr ; ^fa«fl 
Chevalier, 5. ^iTTW? t*Rj 1 
Chew, v. s<ft«| ^, W3ST31 c^f¥ I 
Chicanery, ». T>T*roi>tc7, ^t ; ^r. 
Chicken, 5. 3> WT>)-?r ^1 1 [sffsft I 
Chicken-hearted, a. €t?F,^?r*ft5T I 
Chicken-pox, 5. ^lfc<r^ 1 
Chide, ». ^<jr1 <$^ ^^c^rt^f 3> I 
Chief, «. 2f*rR, caifc, W*m I 
Chief, s. ^^w, c*nb <nf#l 
Chiefly, «^. ^CTTXS, ^1^^^ I 
Chieftain, s. ^rf5fn, WCcTT ^Tsftl 
Chilblain, s. f^sr^T^ CSPI^, t^- 

Child, s. ^t^pm^T^m^M I 



cao 42 

Childbearing, s. ^^TTJ«l, *I3T* 

Childbed, s. 2^* W*T1, £f*re I 
Childhood, s. t*P c r^T*T,^rT« i nT<r ; ^1 
Childish, a. *TcTC<5?C *JT?T, ^1*rm, 

Childless, a. fWT3t^, ^5R*f3Jl 
Children, s. ?T3"R*T3t%, TT^sf*! I 
Chill, s. *fT$, 3TfS, ft^T ; f*T^1 1 
Chilly, a. -"TtoT^ R^T3?T I 
Chime, s. "^f^^ireT^; ^«^T?" 

Chimera, s. ^^f^5 ^T^l, fsfaffl 
Chimerical, a. ^TfW^j ^J^jTO, 

Chimney, 5. Sf srft'jfo ^t^T^^pf I 
Chin, s. QtJS^, fssp, WTf^ I 
China, s. Ifac^SfaCWC'n^Wf I 
Chine, s. *fC$?T WK51, 3^*^ I 
Chink, v. 3l^tf^ *t^f 3> I 
Chink, s. f^J, d^fl, TFtSI 
Chintz, s. fw$ ^t*f\F I • 
Chip, *. ^51, «*T3, C5571, 5Tt1 1 
Chiromancy, a. ^"$$f«R1 ^1 *Tt1- 

Chirp, 0. f¥f£ *t^f 3S,-*f*Fta* J* <S*i 
Chirurgeon, *. ^^ tyf%<$,*T<P, ^3 

Chisel, *. ^Ttt^t", *fT^r?Tl, f^U I 
Chitchat, s. Sf*«T^**T, W«fft*f3l 1 
Chivalry, s. ^T?&3 ^ ftffJI ; T[- 

Choice, a. TTC^Tsffa, ^^pS/Ss'ST I 



CHR 

Choice, 5-. ?rT^l, 3l^C*3" *FTO1 1 
Choir, s. *T3rfa$ 9fTTr^ F5T; ^t^?" I 
Choke, v. ntm?n5i 9, ^*C?TT*r <? I 
Choler, s. C^Ttf; f*Hf, f^f^fTT ! 
Cholera-morbus, s. ^srt^fcl C <TT^T I 
Choleric, a. C^T^t, <TT*ft, $*f I 
Choose, v. *1^Tt 3>, *rc*T^3 ^ 1 
Chop, e>. CW?* *, C5T*f TffT?T I 
Chop, «. «rs, ThF?fl, ST*f, C^^f l 
Chops, *. *T^r^T ^*r I 
Choral, a. *rtW Jf9? ^^#tH,T#t^ 

Chord, «- 3t?T, 6"«l, ^1, Csfcffi I 
Chorister, s. 9fT?T^, *TOtaf^T?T3n 
Chorus, *. SftcS^ Wl ; 9fT?^ W*I I 
Chosen, a. TOTT^, 3"Tp|3 I 
Chrism, s. *f t^'^t^'S t~5cT I 
Christen, v. -J^W ST^T^TC?" 

Christendom, *. ^ifte^rTsrprsfSt 
Christian, s. •gt^^T^T^^T^t l 
Christianity, *. «jH£te *W I 
Christmas, s. *pC3>?T ©W^" 5 * i 
Chromatic, a. sftsrrf^ *< *f^#? ; 

Chronic, a.FYsf 3>T*T^T¥t;3r«;35Tf^l 
Chronicle, s. ^f^TT^Tfite f Q"N I 
Chronology, *. <FT*rf^3>*f «1 t^Wjl l 
Chronometer, *. ^l^ffi^ ^^?"5rT- 

Chrysalis, s. *f?TC*ft<Pl, £^C*fT<l5l I 
Chry 'solite, a.^^TS *rfa,*fl""5*rf«|l 
I Chrysoprasus, s. cnf^^t? ^rf«l I 



CIP 

Chubby, a. : 5lt?sjj'*r1, Ft*y'*[j:««ri 
Chuck, s. f^C5F*T ; ^Wlfa \5T?5 • 
Chuckle, v. ^i) 3>f?nn ^T^C^S 3> 
Chuff, s. ^f% ^T^t#t irrfT&f&fa 
Chum, s. *PlT*JTfr, *re*T?ft, >T*- 

Chump, s. #i%^T&,^5pT?" f**r1 I 
Church, s. *[t^ftoT* *TS#, f«Tlil l 
Churchyard, s. f^r^Tr^T ^\«T?f WJ, 

Churl, s. ^»*f c| ; girrjiR, ^Tf*f^ 
Churlish, «. ^f*T^j,^T7lB7,^t<r I 
Churn, v. *p£;r ^, ^tC^T^ar 35 1 
Churn, s. TPjR^fT^, CSTTSTO^l^ I 
Chyle, 5. ^T^lT^f, *fT^> W3^ I 
Chy mical,«. ^JFrftRf^f)! *rwtir! 
Chy mist, s. 7[*iWW RW Jf^a I 
Chy mistry, s. Tr^THR f^WJl I 
Cicatrice, s. ^vjfs"^, TtfJ ^531 1 
Cicatrize, 0. WV 3*55 <5, "5T1 «J?Tl I 
Cicisbeo, s. ^*f*tf%, ^first *Tsft" I 

Cider, s. f*r<r^*r®?t^ *r*fj frt*t*r f 

Cilicious, a. c^TtST f^fsfr^, C^T^TS?, 

CPftstf ~S I 
Cimeter, s. ^f^T, •STSjJf, ^"^T*? I 
Cincture, s. *f1> ^1,3^^5^ ^Tf$£ / 
Cinder, s. S^fTsft^", W^WII 
Cinnabar, 5. f^-$ I 
Cinnamon, s. Jft?pf£!Tt, WT^rfSifh 
Cinque, 3. *f^l, *f^ *T\-9rj^ 1 
Cion, s. ^TgjT, *fgK 1 
Cipher, *. *frj ( • ) j ^j/^S^t- 



43 Cllt 

C pher, v. Ul^r OT, ^tf^^t^Jt^T ^ I 
Circle, 5. TT3*T, fWfaT?" ; *T51, 

Circuit, s. £fJff^s«l, C3"ra?$ Tfa I 
Circuitous, a. c^fateT, "5T"^f«t"?n I 
Circular, 0. 53FI$t% ; ^T^t?"^ *T3 ■ 
Circulate, v. TT<r1 ; Jtffar C£J?*«I ^» 
Circulation, *."5g?*fr% ; £J*^*T I 
Circum-, 5^fc\c?TTSf 3* *Bf I 
Circumambient, a. ^f^P^f^T^f^ 
Circumcise, v. ^a^r^w <P 1 
Circumcision, «. sa^C^W fs^STl I 
Circumference, s W^,C5RT,*f@f*r I 
Circumflex, s.f^"f%^ vT%$7? ^C<Tt- 

Circumjacent, «. 1^T>33ff, 5^- 

Circumlocution, s.frp^t*! TcT"^"t«i <St- 
Circumnavigator, s. ©TCTCIT?!" Tt <T1 

Circumscribe, v. ST^t C%, C^^ 3S> 

^tsrTS^^i [C^tWTsftl 

Circumspect, a. 3f$3>", ^rfc^T^, "ST- 

Circumspection, s. *ff?r«ir3Pff*f"$1, 

Circumstance, s. f^^fpTI^Qt^l 
Circumstantial, a. t^"C*T^",t^"^Tt?^; 

Circumvallation, s. C3FPT ^t«T 5\£- 

Circumvent, v. ^<F1, Sf?T?P^1 ^ I 
Circumvention, s. 2f^T^«j1, ^«TI 



CLA 

Circus, s. ^Jt^*ri, ^J^ t«wsr I 
Cist, s. c*n*r, <t*T ; c^pT^t^- $*r?r- 

Cistern, 5. Si^Tf &, C5\*ft&\ CZ\^ 1 
Citadel, 5. 5T?nrsr*rjnF5 ljsfl 
Citation, s. ^IT^T^, 3^3" ; W- 

Cite, v. ^cT^^,^It^t^ ^;2jTrT«| CW I 
Citizen, 5. ^^f^T^t. •ff^nr I 
Citron, 5. <55TO1 c^T^i 
City, 5. ^sf?r, *m£ ^TTSftftft I 
Civet, s.^TW^ff cnt^" 9TW I OresTfa I 
Civic, a. ^9[7^<s ; 7[ TS?W« H"*nT*n 
Civil, a. ire-sffffa, f*t^>, ^"^^ 1 
Civil-court, s. ctTS?lTf^ ^TTfTcT'S I 
Civil-war, s. C%T^ C^C*t1T "STTTCT 

Civilian, s. CW^SUTi^ 373"^f33 1 
Civility, *. fwf^l, TT*ft*rei I 
Civilization s. ^^J 3?<r«j I 
Civilize, v. 7r» J ^, f*T^ ^ I 
Clack, 8. c&5 > 31 ^ * ^T^ftFW 
Clad, pa <3"3T^TW^, *>ff?rf53 I 
Claim, s. £tT*TJ, WTrT ; WJ%<p1^-| 
Claimant, s. TfT^tWT^T, ^^^T#t I 
Clam, v. ^it^TWTTl ^?T ^' 
Clamber, v. 3»Cfl> ^TC<nT«l ^ l 
Clammy, 0. ^TttT^, ^rtf, f#S l 
Clamorous, a. ^fi^?"!, ^5j^T 

Clamour, s. 3S5T3"*, C^t^T^^T I 

Clamp, s. *TTI, +i"$lT I 

Clan, s. ^rT, *V*f, S?tr$, CJtm i 



CLE 

Clandestine, 0. 3% ^STSWTi 
Clang, s. ^^*r *T*r, 3^ * *T*r I 
Clank, 0. ^IJRTk 3>, 3^«>^T<r 3* I 
Clap, s. 3 ^ST^tI *TO ; ^TSTra I 
Clapper, s. ^r«^T?T flTO, *L%ffi > 

Claret, s. TpT**TCW*fte ^e^ c^lrf 

^<rT*f I 
Clarify, «. f^^of ^, ^^ 35 I 
Clarion, 5. ^<ft, 3re|f*T3f1, £5l^3f| 
Clash, y. *f «*W7[ 3T^Tf5lT^ ^ i 
Clasp, v. N5nt%^f?r ss ; ^ 3? I 



Clasp, s. ^f]«>\51 ; ^tf^^^r I 
Class, s. ?[tf, 9i% ^f^TTCPf?" C^f-Vt I 
Classical, a. ^JTfitSPJ *PS^? I 
Classics, s. ettftsr f/^% ^ ^r^^TI 
Classify, 0. ©T^JipTTC?" *fQf<S <£ I 
Clatter, s. -*rTv$n> , <$*r$ •ftnar-af^T 

Clause, 5. *|Tf, £fa?"c|,5?r«l, f^TST I 
Clavicle, 5. <r«&if%, srtaTPi: 1 

Claw, s. *r$*twr{fi??[ $m, Ti^ri 

Claw, v. ^C-tf t^WT^"«1 «5, ^T5\51 I 
Clay, s. ^fST«^fe^1, T5^*ni 
Clean, a. «ff?r«5T3\ t^sarc'T, ^Sf5 I 
Cleanliness, s. f^^yf^l, ^^7511 
Cleanse, v. f^sr<?r ^, ^f^^RPt^T ^1 
Clear, a. T£*tf^>, ^^^ t^^*! I 
Clear, v. ^mH^ 5>, t^sr«T ^ I 
Clearance, a. WTffs^t ; *f1?^l7r I 
Clearly, ad.'*P\^75Z*1,'%~51^&Z' s i I 
Cleave, v. m\5 ; ^T*r, ^\vT!f "^ l 
Cleaver, s. ^TV^^l^l ^-l^T^ti 



CLO 45 

Cleft, s. ft\5, ^pT<5, ft*T?r, C5^1 1 
Clemency, 5. ^*fl, Tf?l1, ^?F«|1 • 
Clench, v. ^jS?^ f tTTI *T, C*Hv5, 

Clergy, *. src*frT*fCTT*WT3£S I 
Clergyman, *. Vfc^"t^CW*t^ I 
Clerical, a. STCtfTTofCW'r^TOfa I 
Clerk, s. C*T**r^, ^5?tj *fT^ I 
Clever, a. ff?F, $«i*T*, 5\gT?n 
Clew, s. 3p,*rfi, C^,1^T,1^ I 
Click, v. ptrtf-T^ *1 T?\ TK *f^r ^ 
Client, *.Tgjrf^sr,2f5j«iff^«T®1€t 
Cliff, 5. *flv?, ^TST?, £f*ft5, ^$1 
Climate, s. ^srcteTl ; CW*T I 
Climax, *. ^5?TT9T^ 3lC3>J?T $5531 1 
Climb, v. 5\S,^TUTW?'l ^nt^TT- 
Clime, s. CW*T ; SWT5PI I [$«1 ^ I 
Clinch, v. "Sjw 3?, TJT <P I 
Clingy. ©T*fftW?",^T^1%<n *?T! 
Clinical, 0. ^^31^^, C<TO I 
Clink, w. 3W35T?T *T^f <5 I 
Clip, v. WI^ 5 ^ ^ • [c^1 I 
Clipper, s. TjHj "^ T>^T<ft,^T v 3 ; 

Cloak, s.^f^c^^w^T-sru^n 

Cloak, v. ^T^T*R 5P, ^T*T i 
Clock, s. ^f *T^t, "Sift <51 ^ I 
Clod, 5. c\55fl, c*n§, ^f* I 
Clog, 5. c<5t^i, ^tt; "^t¥^; ^nssr i 

Cloister, s. sfa, £^ ^BRfrrnr | 
Close, v. TO <s,W^i 3> ; CTO 3> I 
Close, s. *T*rT*R ; C*T?T1 C^4 I 
Close, a. f^3>T> 5 "Si* ; ?ni^«& I 
Closely, ad. ^KW \, W^L«t I 



COA 

Closet, s. c^Tt f fc^ft ; ^^ *$.U I 
Clot, v. sfT"? ^, M*fTO ^ i 
Cloth, s. *3, <pt^, *?f?^W I 
Clothe, v. ^3TJ%5 ^,*ft?*rTar <P I 

Clothes, s. *r1?5^f,*>ff!c*fTr,*3Ti^i 

Clothier, s. ^T^f5?1,<r3^J3"7n<ft I 
Cloud, s. c"5T"5T, ifsrsf^r, 3"Tit*T I 
Cloudless, a. c^^*j^J, t^^"^T I 
Cloudy, a. C^*n,"VTit*n, C*TT?n 
Clout, s. *fl^1,^Tf«i,C^\Sl;Wf^ 
Clove, s. *R3f ; *T\,, ?T^^r i 
Cloven, a. Tpf^l, ftTft«f, ^T$1 I 
Cloven-footed, #. fV<^rf^f*raj i 
Clown, s. 5VS1, ^^J 371% I 
Clownish, «. ^t^j, ^T^t^t I 
Cloy, v. -5rf^f<5 C^T^C^ f T^l &- 

Club, 5. *fW1, 5Tt^ ; ^"^FT^T I 
Club-footed, a. -C^S^Rf**^! 
Clump, s. <pT&-*T'J, 9fTCg;<r 3Tt\F I 
Clumsy, a. ^T*T\5t, *5[*\\\ 
Cluster, s. <#1t^, $*%, C*tW, WF$ I 
Clutch, s. %r^q, ^T^S^ *|13> l 
Clyster, s. T>r5^Tf?r *T?1 $W?^ 

■src^fj ^^"fV £tc^*r ^jt«i i 

Coach, s. ETfff St^T?" Sftil" I 
Coach -hire, s. 'Jrt^t^l^l I 
Coachman, s. 9fTC^T?T^", ^TtJ1% I 
Coadjutor, 5. ?T^T?T, ^^.T? I 
Coagulate, v. sfTl? ^, ^\Tr^\ I 
Coal, s. ^<I^1, SHwT^T £t^?" I 
Coalery, -5. *fT^1?Hl ^¥^T^^T^<5^r I 
Coalesce, v. T\\tt& ^^r^^, fstep 



COD 

Coalescence, *. *f\C*rt*f,*T\C?fa I 
Coalition, s. 3ffST5T»r, 7f\csrt$f | 
Coarse, a. CSJTTjI, ^5, ^T^T^J I 

Coast, s. *rec5?r $Y?r, $i> ,^*r^5i i 

Coat, v. JtJWV 55, *rT«T1, C*T*f i 
Coat,*. ^pf t ^srw?TT-4ri ; C*fT5 I 
Coax, v. "SR 5f«m, sfcsim *, 
Cobble, t;. ^T*fT|?ffC»ffsi<!l I [TgTOli 
Cobbler, s. »t«f *f ftf^1 *T^T$1; ^T- 

Cobweb, «. ^$t©T^,^t^5*TT?"srt5T I 

Cochineal, s. <p1?tfFT?n I 

Cock, s. &m$ ; *K*pSFt J T^ft; 

Cockade, s. Tvs?ft?r ^*T ?W?T "SP5T I 
Cockatrice, s. *T*f ftc*fa I 
Cocker, v.c^T^TC^Tf^ ^,ClW*T <5 1 
Cocket, s. TTt^Ccf J ¥T\5f&$t I 
Cockle, s. TO, far$*P, tffs 5 I 
Cocklestairs, 5. C*f5T^3 f^it%, *TT^ 

Cockloft, s. Tfc^t^f^^; <&y<n I 

Cockney, *, c^Q^ arsnflu C*TtC^<T 
Cockpit, s, 33^3>CT> <T ^r^T^ ; ^Jlfi 

^T3tc®»?r cancer?" ttJ%*$int • 

Cockroach, s. ^T^cTl, C3cT&TT>1 I 
Cockscomb, s. 4>4><&p>7[ f*t<|. 

c*rr?r$r ^ccT<r f ^ i 

Cockswain, s. *F*j[ f^f%<T STtfl? I 
Cocoanut, 5. aifirwssj I 
Cocoon, s. 3"fi>OT[3st3" $H>t I 

Cod, *. wtj ftc*nr ; ^t^c^st^- 1 



46 COH 

Code, *. ?-Tw}i% vr% I 
Codicil, *. wte^'C^iT C3Ft^*ra t 
Codle, v. *5\%frr% <$ \ [ftW% 

Coefficient, s. ^Wtff*Z!>J 5J\^1 
Coequal, a. ^sr^crj, ^ttt^T^I I 
Coerce, v. TfSR ^, f^t?^ *P I 
Coercion,*. Tf s*t?T 1 *R ^??T«l,C«fT?' I 
Coesse'ntial, a. Ji^fa", ^rsr^FTtfr f 
CoeteVnal, a. vgcTj ^r^ff^ w^TS | 
Coeval, a. 3ff^r^5f5t^Tft, *f5TC?^ I 
Coexistent, «. Tjsr^TtfT^t^t I 
Coffee, s. ^H5<r1 I 
Coffer,*. TjT^T?" ^!$<T,*RT*ft?" I 

Coffin, s. *rc?r?" pr^- 3>, «r^t^rt^r t 

Cog, *. 5CdF?n?I\5 *1 *iTf%; C«fal I 
Cogency, s. Sfrsrai, *tj%s f 
C6gent,«.^7, £^5^*7*7,^1^ I 
Cogitate, v. f%$1 ^, ^T3R1 ^ ! 
Cogitation, *. ffcsl, *T7T*, <S>T*RM 
Cognate, a. *i^"irto, ^®t€Y? I 
Cognizable, «. C&$, t?5T*fj, f^5T- 
STsffa i [>T*Rl 

Cognizance, s. t^Ff?T, *nft*Fl, f^"- 
Cognomen, s. *flf*t, %*itf*T, *P«T, 

Cohabit, v. *r\*T*f ^, 3^-^^rt^f $ I 

Coheir, s. W&TGinfkiftft I 
Cohere, v. ^\^^ ^, ^>\^ ^l 
Coherence, s. ?i\c«^1, ^M?r, T- 

Coherent, «. yT\« : !?r,7TW^,^\W I 
Cohesion, *. ^VC^T^f, ^"^^1 * 
Cohesive, a. ^i\^TS^, 151\?r * I 



COL 

Cohort, 3. gJTgfa" C?Tt^ft?r *f 3**13 

Coif, *, ^vft, st^ts^t* I 

Coiffure, s. *nff*T*3M, raftnft 1 
Coil, v. Vnsft ^, 5T*T *ft<Pl 1 
Coin, *. t^I, csrT*?",T>to1 £T^f t% l 
Coinage, *. ^ Jl f^|«j <P?T«i ; •TS* 
Coincide, v. fim,£ftfa X I [^fa> I 
Coincidence, *. CTr5r,*IVOTN ; J\i&- 

ffc*3l i 
Coincident, a. ifasj^i t^"f*f^, 4^- 

Coiner, s. wjj ft^rf<i93fl I 
Coir, s. arTltc^Csnr C^TWl I 

Coition, *. jtstst, tw^r i 

Coke, *. ^r^fw^ ^toi, *ffo<ft? 

^reTt<r ^r^t<r i 

Colander, s. 5T*nft, ^tft^t J «f T^ i 
Cold, a. *fte,*ftewr, ft^j, f$«$ i 

Cold, s. ■*?te*n&i ; csi^ri, ^tp i 

Coldly, ad. ^TOfTCWf^Jpfo, ISf- 

c<rte^<PJ ?rc*r i 
Coldness, a. *ft^5R51, £ftl%^|-rj$1 I 
Cole, *. ^fH*TT3s fcc*T* l 
Colic, *. ^T^tcT^T^*!^, ^*T?"*tcT i 
Collapse, *. »f^m *fv5,*T^f&-$ ^ l 
Collar, *. sfHfift, *ft^'i i "^ [s^rf 
Collar, v. *f«T^ *, Sf9HSf7T, ^re- 
Collar-bone, s. ^%*tTl>, ^%|f%: I 
Collate, v. ^lV5Xt 3*, ^5*R1 ^. «*f ^|- 

Collateral, a. ^f r«Tt9f tf%, ^TTrt^T *. i 
Collation, s. 2faT* ; *t*T* ; OBt« I 



47 



COL 



Collator, 5. srfai *f^C**?r i<EJ$3fl 
Colleague, *. ^^^^^^t^ | 

Collect, v. 4^4 ^,^ix?f«! ^ i 

Collect, 8. ?\\ZW*$ £fT*fal | 
Collected, «. |%^ir1s, Sffc I 
Collection, 5. *T\*nr, Jtf«r, jfofl ; 
Collective, «. A&ftfQ, *T\^st$ I 
Collectively, «<2. afn^fT?, ^^^ f 
Collector, *. *T\2S?PT?"*,*r\*rfWI 
College, *. ^WjT8TTr,C^*rT^tjjTs- 

Collegian, s. rcffjT*^^; ^j^ 1 
Collegiate, a. f^m?^^ I 
Collier, s. *fT^fhr *?*TT«R* | 
Colliery, *. ^"?Tc?T^ ^Tte<r | 
Cdlliflower, *. Tprr3gf*>f | 
Collision, s. *i\Tl$, ^% *ft$$1, 

2f3JTsrT3 / 
Collocation, *. ^foR*^, £ft?t*f I 
Collocution, s. *PWfT»teJ*fa ^«| i 

Collop, *. ?rf\*r<>r ■. , cmi%OTT\*i i 

Colloquial, a. ^TT^T^f *re$Y? | 
Colloquy, s. tfCsTWMr^^n^W I 
Collusion, s. £f3t3T«i1 3S|Tt«i <T ^fiffS 

Colly'rium, s. ^T^tt, 3>^t*t I 
Colon, s. *teJC«5ff*jp^fc^TTSt1(0 I 
Colonel, 8. CJRTnfS I 
Colonial, a. ttc?C*f 3^1% ^^"€t? I 
Colonize, v. •giTt cWC*T...^f^ ^ » 
Colonnade, 5. c^t^^f "^W I 
Colony, *. CW*fTS?:^t%,^«f fap\ I 



COM 



48 



Colophony, s. Sf*f, *tt1 1 
Colossal, a, ^WT^Sl^f*^, ^r- 
Colossus, s. gf^Trs^'Vi [r§2W«l 
Colour, v. ftfl>4 ^^W CW I 
Colour, s. ^ ?"^> W**; ^51 1 
Colours, s. *T5"PS1, *ff§P ' 

Colt, s. . srTi>C3»<r *iwi, t%c*rr?r t 

Colter, s. cTT^C^T^" *pT*T*1 ^^fff I 
Columbary, s. *sf t"?T ?TT?T *1 *jW?T 

Column, s. ^W ; ^ffare, *jfct?T 

4<5 <•* | 
Coma, 5. f^Jfa^t, ^3*1331 I 
Comb, v. f&^rt #?1 ^sflWSl I 
Comb, s. fa<T«it; TpWI; ir*T5I^; 

Combat, 5. *T^j, ^^>fi J, <Fr3l^ I 
Combatant, s. c^TT* 1 , ^sftTP^in I 
Combination, 5. C^TlSf, JT\OT5fl 
Combine, v. C^TTSf 3», ^57 s~ I 
Combustible, a. WT^WWa^wr I 
Combustion, s. ^rfyffte, §ftcHL?T; 

csrTersrm I 

Come, v. ^5rfe*T, wtsfir^T gs; ^ i 
Comedian, s.ST^^i,^ 1^7*11 3s<T,;tt> 
Comedy, 5. *f\ ^T*U^*fHT3> *tt- 

Comeliness, s. c^ft^tfj/Twl l 
Comely, a. ^W^TJ,^?",^^?" I 
Comet, s, Sf srws^F l 
Comfit, s. Sm f§^7^ fr"*t^ I 
Comfort, v. *iT^1 *g,2fraT*r 1>W1 I 
Comfort, 5. ^t^1,^ft?"t^, £iC3K I 



COM 

Comfortable, v. 7Tt^tWT¥^,^<W 
Comforter, «. gtrartf^gij^TWT* • 
Comfortless, a. JTP^I ^Tf^, t^- 

Comic, a. ^^f^t^J, C^^t I 
Comical, a. 3T*TJ ^*fiW^, ?"f?T3»i 
Corning, s. ^SfTsfsr*; 0. ^"T'JtT^t I 
Comma, s. *f 7? l^C^t? ^"5^ f^, 

W1 (,) I 
Command, 5. ^T"^ 1 , ^fCW*f 
Commander, 5. ^Sfj^F, ^lf*T*f1% I 
Commandment, s. ^TSs^WfCTPT I 
Commemorate, 0.^<T«lTsf flp^fl 3> | 
Commemoration, 5. ^T«|T3ff3»?ri I 
Commence,?; ^T3"W <&, ^^^sir ^ ! 
Commencement, s. ^T?" 5 ^, ^tfif I 
Commend, v. £{r^$1 ^,£t*r\*rl ^; 

Commendable, #. 2f*f\?(^jl | 
Commendation, s. £fi%in,£f*f^*rl I 
Commensurate,«,^ , sr»Tf?'t^'3^\5 i ?TJ I 
Commensuration,s.^^fff"^T«i3><T«1 
Comment, ^ s. ^$1, fi>**f:?t, 

Commentary, j 3"JT*TJ1 I 
Commentator, s. &t^T^T?T I 
Commerce, s. 3"tf«W ; ^T^t^" 1 
Commercial, a. 3tf«| ffj'reifar • 
Conmiination, s. *tTf%2f^>551, ^T- 

Commingle,«;.7r\fit^' 5P,t%fa^ <5I 
Comminute, ». T?«f 3>, €?\5l ^ I 
Commiserate v. TF<Tl 3>, ?P??«i1 ^ I 
Commiseration, s. fnrl,^W%<J*T1 I 



COM 

Commissary, s. fow$ ^«PJtC?T- 

Commission, s. WT*TT*it ; c*5* ; 

Commission, v. f^r^? ^, ^j jf f 
Commissioner, s. ^pfto, ^TTlf^«r 

Commit, v. ^<r, 3=rsr*f «| ?5 I 
Committee s. ^^"prTfit^l *F^1 • 
Commix, v. f^f^s ^, J.WG ^ I 
Commodious, a. ^*T*r^, £f*t"^ 

^^■ejj | 
Commodity, s. 3lf«|S?J Tpj,, *T^j | 
Commodore, s. ^%m^1m ^^J^fC 

^w^? i 

Common a. *Tt*TT^J, jfte, ^rfSfT^ \ 
Common,*. TTT^TT^fl^sTvFl irfo I 
Commonalty, s. ^TirT^J C^t^^TT^I 
C ommoner, s. ^r^cft^ ttT^T^ JCcft<P 
C6mmonly,ad 7\ VJft?[ ,Qv$^iZ*t I 
Commons, s. ^UlJ^f^Hj ; ^TSf- 

Commonplace, a. ^TsrT*J,*Tt*rT<T«1 I 
Commonwealth, 5. ^T^fT^ 6 ! &&& l 
Commotion, 5. ^r^, ^jT^cT^I l 
Commune, v. '^W^sf^ ^ i 
Communicate, v. m\~§ ^,2f^T*f ^ I 
Communication^. f^STT^f^r, ^t^T^ 
Communion, s.W^TTMTSf;^- 

Community, f.gfSftetf, JTT*rT?T«|^r 1 
Commutation, s. *fft«re3T,fcf^sr?r 
Compact, s. fJt?sr, sj% } f§tscT<r*j , 



49 COM 

Compact, a. *ft?*tt^3<C*f ^/p" 
Companion, s. *n*t, 3^ f^g- , 
Company, s. *r**pfnr, *PsVsYl 
Comparable, a. ^«fc^r?, v^snj | 
Comparatively, ad. ^pU?frC*T,3T<r- 

$*TJ ?5C«T I 
Compare, v. ^j ^, ^^] <j>. 1 
Comparison, 5. ^Tl;3*f*n,T^r3 
Compartment, s. ^\*f ^f^f 1 
Compass, v. c<H^ <^ £ftfas*> <$> ; 

Compass, s. c^iT, c^S ; W^^r- 
Compasses, s. <r^r c^rTsfe" ^3 1 

Compassionate, a. toT*T, f ^T^T^T I 
Compatible, $*f*^, civ*), nwil 
Compatriot, s. TOpflir ^jf^ 1 1 
Compeer, s. *lTOrri^, 7\^\ I 

Compel, «. <r<?m?n <5<n, <rm ^ i 

Compendious, a. *r\C^%3Tirt<r$ 1 
Compendium, s. 7Tt?"*r\SfXr, ^^ f 
Compensate, v. ^1%^, £jra"5«pcT 
Compete, v. £ff%csrtf^i <g [ cw , 
Competence, -1 *rC3T3> ^f\^t^. 
Competency, / S ' OT">nsl,^ir3l I 
Competent,^. *nT^,OT*fJ,$*f*r^ 
Competition, s. £ff%c*rTfsf3l, «^i- 

Competitor, s. £f r%*T^, £f r%c^rt?Ft 
Compilation, 5. ^Nsre, *T-^T?r 1 
Compile, v. T{\^ *F, Wl^T?T <p i 
Complacency, s. TfCSte", 2^1^31, 



COM 50 

Complacent, a. T[^%>, 2^, fw I 
Complain, v. ^1^1*1 3>, a|j%T;-Si ; 

ft«TT*f 3>l 
Complainant, s. ^^]wt .^^V^ 1 
Complaint, s. FSC<?T *lf?S?;C3T>f 
Complaisance, s. ^*fN^,C?rf^Wj I 
Complaisant, a. i|[^,iJ-^"« ; T ; f'TOl 
Complement, s. ^]^fc!i l" 1 ^ 

Complete, a. *J"S£^ ?RT^", ^TW I 
Completion, s.^f 33 ^ ^^q^TTTf^Ti 
Complex, a.TT^^t^f^tTj^fT^^H 
Complexion, s. 3"4, ^itC^<T <I«l$*fT- 

Compliance, s. ^3»T?r, fwt% I 
Compliant, a. "Cf^T^f, f*T^ 9 ^ I 
Complicated, «. W^f^f^f^vSt- 

Compliment, s. pTOTFf?", 2f«it"ST i 
Compliment, t\ f*t^t^l^: 35, £f- 

*t\*f1 35 I 
Comply, v. ?JW5 ^, ^W? 35 1 
Component, #. *T^"3" 3 W <j9f3SA 

^E Vf *i Win I [*^T?T 3? i 

Comport, v. c^Ttfj T, C^Tct 3", 37- 
Compose, v. 7T^1 3>; Tfi^pl gsj 
Composed, 0. f^?r, sft?", ^T3 I 
Composer, s. ^r^c^^^^-Q^i 
Composition, s. fet;^fF$^;£Tp1 
Compositor,*. W"i*TT3" ^^3"C3T"§i^i 
Compost, s. ^"W ^37 f^fete 3*1??1 

C*tt*?T I 



CON 

Composure, s. f%<T5l, %Sfifj f 
Compound, v. t^TH*^ «>, f^cnl t 
Compound, s. fsnsfo; ^T^r, ^JW^T I 
Comprehend, u.'TOj-Sff?!" 8 ! 3>^w'5 : 3* 
Comprehension, s. C3t*T, ^t^,3f^i 
Comprehensive, a. ^ffitsfo, *fTlf- 

Conmpress, v. ftw% 35,T5t*f, fct*JI 
Compression, s. 5t*T ^ r ,^>T*R,ffW( I 
Comprise, #. sjt?"*! 35, ^£?r 35 I 
Compromise, t;. IT$0^ ■srfcT, <r*p| 
3>, f^cnl I 

Compt, s.f^fa",*W1 I [^rt^<rl^'3i 

Compulsatory,fl.£f^eT, 3^31^ ' 
Compulsion, s. 3'« ; rT<s.35l'3*,3"« ; T3>3"«i I 
Compulsory, a gfawTsft, *T3cT » 
Compunction, s. ^«J3t*f, 6**f*F I 
Computation, s. 9f«Rl, 3T\*rj1 I 
Compute, s. *T\*rj1 35, sf«Rl 35 I 
Comrade, s. T^ft, ?rteft, fsfcs 1 
Con, «>. ^^Jt*! 3>, f5^1 3» | 
Concatenation, s. ^^cfsl, CS^Y I 
Concave, a. Wjf^sR, $Uffi I 
Concavity, s. C<f|eT, ^ot^1 i 
Conceal, v. £** 35, ^3>1,7rg?"«j 3> I 
Concealment, s. CSfT*R, *i^3"«i I 
Concede, «;. ^t^75 ^, *f*I3 *, ^fa 

STtff 3» I 
Conceit, *. TfW, ^rFflSitel ; ^Tt^^, 

Conceited, a. fftTW*, W*i¥, spiff, 

^mTf^T^ft i [35 1 

Conceive, v. ^«J«^^$$fa^*rt3rq 



CON 
Concentrate, v. ^n;^ TO 43? ^tC^f 

Concentre, v. 4<I^r*fj S, TTC^TJ C^«T I 
Conception, s. sf^rt?T«| ; C<Tt*T I 
Concern, 5. sT<R1 ; ttM^; fa*nr I 
Concern, v. to* ^ . ^3 ^- , 
Concerning, pr. fc^rsp, W^fa 1 
Concert, v. c^Mca TT^«11 ^ l 
Concert, *. t*fcf% ?ffa <T1 SfifJ; <>^J 
Concession, s. ^t<f>T<T ; c?^S?1 1 
Conch, s. *f^, *fr<P, C*T*v51 fr- 

Conciliate, v. ^jr^Tsf <5, ^T^mil 
Conciliatory, a. «£raf«T 3^, fr- 

Concise, a. 7t\zw*t, «*rt^, ^Tl 
Concision, s. CW^, *fcsr,' |r^ I 
Conclave, 5. spforsl, g-^ ^ , 
Conclude, v. *tfW <g ; ft^ ^ 

ft**! [f^<n 

Conclusion, s. <^ . f^ t¥? ^^ 
Conclusive, 0. SfftrfaJ, ft*5nrasi 
Concoct, v. *rfa <f>, *rf|*f 3s ^ I 
Concoction, s. *f1t*fT?P, ^rg-effas, 

Concomitant, 0. *I\^, firf*ra. 
Concord, s. f^crsr, ^>j, 7^31 1 
Concordance, 5. *T5^^c<5<r f^^% 
Concordant, a. ^T^T^t, $*f^r ^ 
Concourse, *. ®R*T*rj, SR-51,1%^,' 
Concremation, 5. ^SOT PSTf \ 
Concrete, a. *r\*r$, stff^ &ft m 

F 2 



CON 
Concretion, ,. t^tt, ^f)-^ , 
Concubine, s. $»f3|), S*T*f5*t l 
Concupiscence, s. *ftr, *TWl>7, 

Concur, v. 4*f5Q ^, T^fi^s ^, 
Concurrence, s.C^tsf,^,Jf\Tr^ I 
Concussion, s. ^ <n§<r ^7^^ 

Condemn, v. cwtfT *, ^t^1 91 
Condemnation, s. ?'iten^tfNs<r«| t 
Condemnatory, 0. C*tTO?T, WOTS* 
Condense, v. tft? <*>, ^ <^ ^ m , 
Condescend, v. 5?^T«J<(hp f*r^ ^ 
Condescension, s. *r?F5\ f*t$$l | 
Condign, «. ?T^fF$,^^ , 
Condiment, 5. 37^ i^tf 1 
Condition, 5. *f*n, w&Q ; 1%^ 
Conditional, 0. ft<r^ ft?*rtfa3, 

Condole, v. *f<TffSC*r ?2<Ft ^1 
Condolence, s. ^f<r?W C^CWtf% I 
Condor, s. 5^*ffsFfcc*t^l 
Conduce, <?. iTT^m <5, C^T^f^H ^ 
Conducive, 0. gfa^p, ^T^lPf^, 

Conduct, 5. ^rm?-, ^T^t?T,59RI 
Conduct, v. -W c^f^ri ; ^Ts<T«| 7$[ 
Conductor, s. *fsj*p«f <u, WJf?^ J 
Conduit, 5. 5rteTl, ^fat^ I "* 
Cone, *. Tfffc, ^csft^taf ^^^t^t^ 

Confabulation, s. ^t^t*t, ^vvf y 
Confection, s. C^t^^l, f^^t^ \ 



CON 

Confectioner, s. c*rtW#,- TO?! I 
Confederacy, s. Jim, asNsj^i, 53F I 
Confederate, 0. *if% 3>, ^J"^ I 
Confederate, s. ^^^^T^r^ft, fs 4 I 
Confederation, s. WJ,?ifw,f^^ 
Confer, v. *f?TTir*f <S ; WT^ 3> i 
Conference, s. ^C9rT*T3»sf^, frt*- 

Confess, v. ^faT?T 3>, *Tt* ' 
Confessedly, ad. TteT<r*£^, t^8- 

Confession, s. ^t^t?",CWT^t3>T3" I 
Confessor,s.*tt*retet?" s{*«1^1<ft ; 

Confidant, 5, fttWifa, *K1 >' 
Confide, *, fr*T*T ^, «f^1 I 
Confidence, s. fttfa, ^TP51 I 
Confident, a. f^s^f%«M^T^^' 
Confidential, a. frstTsft, fr*W 
Configuration, *, 'SOT*, ^W?r • 
Confine, v. *lW3 * ; ^T<rt*^ ^ I 
Confine, s. ^1, ^faffl, StT«l 
Confinement, s, ^TT>^, ^T?tW* I 
Confiirm, v. 7tf*m ^,"^7^1 
Confirmation, s. f^*^T/S?«1 l 
Confiscate, v. wH <&T1%31 *T, 

Confiiscation, s. ^«st«f %T^tf^^?T1, 

Conflagration, s. TSTCTftfWT*, ^t- 

Conflict, s. *TStfi*, <5*5^, tt^tW I 
Conflict, y, r x \^ ^ ? ft*i*f ^ i 



52 CON 

Confluence, s. ^CTO C^TCS I* ^^^ 

Conflux, s. t^'WJT ; WTOl I 
Conform, v. ssji[Jflqr 5ST,*rST$ ^ I 
Conformably, ad. ^^t\K7[ I 
Conformation, s. ^sn<js1% 5 ^R?* I 
Conformity, s. ?tt^*tj, ^<S7 I 
Confound, v. fafsj^ <5 ; ctfT^ra 

Confounded, a. *Qgtf$*5 ; ^*i <F§> I 
Confront, v. ?T*W3f¥ ^, t^»f1 1 
Confuse, 0. f^fejS <F ; ^T£t^ ^, 

Confusion, s. Cf t^Tef, afci ^*f 
Confutation, s. *ff?^T?T, £faTC«iir 

Confute, «?. ^*rt*TO *, «51 1 
Conge, s. £ftt*r, ftwt* I 
Congeal, v, Sif*<l1 *fl, ft? ^l 
Congelation, s. "ST* ^*, *I\*sri 
Congenial, a. 4WT*T*TW, *ra"«f « 
Congeries, s. <rtf*r, ^*T, *T*rmj 
Conglomerate, v. Uv5l, ^1, *"5 * 

Conglomeration, s. 31>T^, f^Sfa I 
Congratulate,«?.*f?r^WCwT-^^:SfT^1l 
Congratulation, s. sr3f5Prt*R, ^T- 

Congregate, v. 4OT ^, *T9^t ^ I 
Congregation, .9. "srssft* *T^ 1 ' 
Congresses. TTtSPrel, *TOt«f « 
Congruity, s. ^*f*^$1, *T*r5fa I 
Congruous, «. ^^f^, TfSTsT^tl 



CON 

Conical, a *[5Tsr, IpTf t% I 
Conjectural, tf.^T^'sflf^^^rt^Tf^ 
Conjecture, s. ^sjsrt^ ^^?" l 
Conjoin, i). ^\^t ^ *TM^fTtt ^ 1 
Conjointly, ad, ^V^T^f 5 ^^ 

Conjugal, a. ftTt^^Wfar I 
Conjugate, v. TW^^ <^*fT^3?*f ^ 
Cenjugation,s.*rT^n^«l,^irT^t?: 
Conjunction, s. OTsf,?f1%;^m?f I 
Conjuncture, s. *ff%^«i, *f\*n?^1 1 
Conjure, v. *\1%4 ^tC*r *t*f^ 3>, 

Conjure, v. C^^^t 3>, <£^ ^ I 
Conjurer, s. C^^^t ^T?^,*lt?T€t, 

Connate, a. »«|OTTcffa ®T3, *res? I 
Connatural,a. ^^t^Tf^.^STtel 
Connect, v. W& *5, T\*Ttf 3> I 
Connective, *T\sitfaT?ft I 
Connection, s. iWTHVit, ^v*to£\ 
Connivance, s. Cfff$r?rt ^1 C*f«f*, 

Connive, v. tfrRst^ ifl c**ri,^- 
Connoisseur, s. 3"«|C<Tt^i1, ftst"^ I 
Connubial, a. t^T^^ftlT I 
Conquer, v. U<T <$, *f 3Tt"^ ^ I 
Conqueror, s. 1?W§1, ft lift | 
Conquest, s. ®^r, ^?C?C^5 «f3* I 
Consanguinity, s.3rfr%55,*rc;$fT3rel 
Conscience, s. c^5^1, ^ni^ ^t«T 
TT^C<Jl'<fl [^TNTfifal 

Consciencious, a. ft(I3"#l",Sf55r#)-$, 
E 3 



53 CON 

Conscionable, a. ^Jwf^^&ft I 
Conscious, a, *TCS3^, ^T^^lt?" ' 

Conscription, s. ^falf%3 <r.<£«t I 
Consecrate, v. ^ft;? ^ £f i%%1 3*> 

Consecration, 5. 57\^t?T) ^te^sf i 
Consecutive, a„ *f3M3T,^f5t35 i 
Consent, s. 3TS5rt%,'d'^T3",W5prt% 
Consequence, s. "Sp5T, £fC?Tlf* | 
Consequent, a. *f*$fi»£f3, ^^H" ! 
Consequential, a. 1RJ ; sf ^"f , $f1 

Consequently «c?. 3J$3"T\, ^p*TTS I 
Conservancy, s. «^«i, 3T5F1 ^<T«1 1 
Conservation, s. "?:^«j,?:W«ltC^^n 
Conservative, a. Tt^F^lTCt I 
Conservatory, s. ^T^^fa 1 
Conserve, s. tstfcft", C^T?:^"1 I 
Consider, v. ftC3"5^1 «>, ^t^T 3» I 
Considerable, a. ftwn&J?!'?, ftc^- 

Considerate, a. ftraFtf, €t^" I 
Consideration, s. ftC3"5^1 ; £^31 ; 

Consign, v. ?Tsr*f <1 <tf, $f f^5 ^ I 
Consignment, s. ^rsr^f «j, tf^fa I 
Consist, v. f%$ ^n1 *rfa l 
Consistency, *.^^51,"5R$1; 3^331 I 
Consistent, a. yjtfl JffiTsT, ^TSfS 

Consistory, s. ST^tSO^CfRC *F»1 



CON 
Consolation,*. *tt^$* 1 ,ysc*tt*f*rer>| 

Cons61atory,0.*rt^pTsi^,2tCTT*r^ 
Console, v. £fC3"T*T C?, iT^Jfl *$ I 
Consolidate, v. ^Te 1 *P, ^TM^Tsr 3* I 
Consonance, s. ^"C^"?" C^T«T, ^<PJ I 
Consonant, a. ^Hf^r, $*1^«F I 
Consonant, s. 37^H ^«f, *r«T1 3» < 

Consort, s. 3ft ^1 ^fsft ; irl",^ I 
Consort, v. 3v\7I9f ^, f^fe 3>, 

Conspicuous, a. 51?Hj>, 3T2t2PT*t, 

Conspiracy,*.^^^^^ 1 ^^! 1 
Conspirator, *. ^FSTSjst^Tsft, ^T\£- 

Conspire, v. <pTI[«i1 ^, v£|gs?F5 ^ I 
Constable, *. c^nrfffl, TrSaTlTOI 
Constancy, s. 1%<r\5l, t^sfj 1 
Constant, a. ffoj, f% J, t^<r^?r I 
Constantly, ad. f^3J t*T*fjT*STOR 

Constellation,*. 3rTf*T^;3, <3T?T1- 
Consternation, s. "*TW1, ^?T,R^"?I I 
Constipation,*.!^?^?" 6 ! ; ^*l<[% I 
Constituent, a. ^*pr<J>, ^T**tJ$l 
Constituent, s. f^C?TTli^, C£t?T$, 

Constitute, v. t^c?T*f ^f^T 6 ! ^ I 
Constitution, e. ^^T*r, "Spj 37*^1 1 
Constitutional, a. "ST^^^Cl*?, '%- 

Constrain, v.^v{ ^f??I1 ^1.^^ ^ I 



54 CON 

Constraint, s. *3tt*^T?T, gtf^S | 
Constriction, s. c^TOvpT*, 3TCWT5 I 
Construct, v. f^55TT«l ^, ^ I 
Construction,*, sffcsr ; ^sf ; ^rsrr^TI 
Construe, v. ^of ^, *f^ f^^rjt^ ^ I 
Constupration, *, ^»*D ^?«l, 37- 

Consubstantial,a. *Tsrsi5T$,7Tsr3"^ I 
Consuetude, *. ?ftf3 } ^J^t?" I 
Consul, s. C?Tttsrt«lCW3" VCtfJ £T?TT^ 

^tf«i®J f^TS ^?"«lTctf t^^ 5 

37 f^ I 
Consult, v. *f?rT3P B f 3>, fcwEJfl 3* 1 
Consultation, s.*T3"T^T*f ^?T«I,^<|1 1 
Consume, v. W$ 3?, TO <5, ^T^t 3* I 
Consummate, a. *!**[«{, 2TT§F I 
Consummate, v. Tpsj^gs, ttsjT^T 3M 
Consummation, s. c^R, 3T*rtf% 

Consumption, s. ^»?r, ^»<lC^"T*»f, 
Consumptive, «■• ^p <T^T^t,^<Ifi'^' I 
Contact,*. ^\raT5f,^\^*f,^nFT3f 
Contagion, s. ?TVWf t^Tffe C3TTST, 

Contagious, «.ctr?tf5¥l,7f\^t^^ I 
Contain, v. 5fT?T«l 3? ; t^^fj ^ I 
Contaminate,^. ^3> ^s^^ff^ST 3* I 
Contemn, v. \*n^ ^ ? ^c*f ^1 ^ I 
Contemplate, v. SfjR ^ ^13^1 3>, 

Contemplation, 5. SfjR, <»T3^1 I 
Contemporary, a. TR^Tsffa t 



CON 

Contempt^. ^ra^l/sT^STJ^St^l 
Contemptible,a.^;rt?,C^lH [>t<ft 
Contemptuous, a. C^?Wftf^; ^3"- 
Contend, v. j^tf T*T ^, f^TTff ^ I 
Content, a. 3f^, ^f, *T1"^ I 
Contention, 5. <35cn^ 5 ^S3>fs 9 f^3"lTf 1 
Contentious, a. t^^twt, t3T3"T%ft"l 
Contentment,^ ^C^t"^, f^t^TWl 
Contents, s. f^SH?, 155] ^^ 1 
Conterminous, a. ^falR^f ,?\\?r%> 1 
Contest, s. ^ <rtWT*[<rrff, ft<rt*f 1 
Contest, v. <rm^T^T?f <5, ^5 ?p I 
C6ntext,s. «J^T«T?T *ftfc ;^J ^ j 
Contexture,*. ^'Sisc*^ 5r\OTsf 
Contiguity, 8. t*<5I?J, *TT^?fJ I 
Contiguous, a. f^I?<r§¥ ,3TI%^;> | 
Continence, 5. fsrefgjsreljJretsar I 
Continent, a. fsftfSfsfTT, ^f?^, 
Continent, s. *TSTit*T I [*T f*T I 

Continental, a. "STSlCl'^R^Ctel I 
Contingency,*. bf3"3i>^1,^l?^*53[ I 
Contingent, a. T 5iT^f^l<?,wf^f%"5l 
Contingent, s. x 5tf^f*5~5 f^"3"?I I 
Continual, a. ^SR?T3"5, ^srf^<n5i 
Continually, ad. *T#fi1, 3T5^ I 
Continuance, s. f%1%, ^jf^"f%5[33, 

Continuation, s. IpfSfrSTSl, 1^3J31 l 
Continue, v. t%i% 3s, oTT^ ; fs$ \ 
Continuity,*. ^C^W, ^rftf^g; «f3" 
Continuous, «. ^^C^^^^, f^j 
Contortion, s. ^5lt^^^, CSTTSS'to t 
Contour, 5. ^TT^5,% ^fifjj: $ffcj(l 

E 4 



55 CON - 

Contra, pr. fa*T?fto,fc?F^ij ^iSJt I 
Contraband, «.t^f%^,^R^1i^?F^[ I 
Contract, *.C^T^1,^pJTT«i* 5> ns,f^'?r5n 
Contract, v. ^j% ^ ; Tft^TS 3? I 
Contractile, a. 3ftWT5^<r«t^^T, 

Contraction, s. Tfc^TS ^3"«l I 
Contractor, *. Tp2TtWt?T3S; *T\- 

Contradict, v. ^${"1 <5tfij?1 CW, <$^- 
Contradiction, 5. f^f^hs 3"faj 1 
Contradictory, a.t^^^t^^ST^ W^5 I 
Contradistinction, s. ^W^T^fTsfaj; 

Contradistinguish, v. <T»5f 3?, *J- 
Contrariety, *. t**T3ft3J,ft*f*fj?T I 
Contrariwise, ac£. f^*t<fte*rc$ I 
Contrary, a. ft*f jffo, ftc^T^T I 
Contrast, s. f%^ 3^3; v*>~r1 • ifa- 

Contrast, v. f%^ 3^3: ^*R1 CTf I 
Contravene, v. 37fSTt3 ^, ^jsf ^ I 
Contravension, 5. t^*W3l, 3"T*fl I 
Contribute, v. £f*fT^ ^, ^t^t^TJ ^, 

^t«ft ^ I [>T?r31 1 

Contribution, s. ^sffffiT, ljfrfl, *T- 
Contributor,*. ^T^fpJ^tfl", ^\ 

*t Tft^l I I>St*Rt8 1 

Contrite, a. W%\fws f ^r^^f^ft, 
Contrition,*. *ref«| ; CtffF^^T^f I 
Contrivance, *. ^«f ^1, t%f%3", 5- 
CoiUrive^.^^f^l ^,^t? <5I [*TT*T 
Control, s. <^33, ^*fa1, *rT*RI 



CON 56 

Controller, s. ^tfj^s, *Tt?T35 1 
Controversial, a. t^Tfwt, f^$3^ I 
Controversy, s. t^^t^", 3"tTT^nwi 
Controvert, v. ^TffT^TW ^ I 
Contumacious, a. ^3>$hr1, ^r^t^T l 
Contumacy, s. ^TTtfJTl, C^l>tf^ I 
Contumelious, a. f^5f3>, ^5j , s > f3'TW3> I 
Contumely, s. £lf^,f^f1, ^mTtW I 
Contusion, s. ^srTl?^, ^Yf^^l ^<35, 

Conundrum, s. gfc^fcfasi, f^?tcTt i 
Convalescence, s. "Sl^J, ^"f^TST I 
Convalescent, a. ^*f*fsr 2JT3 I 
Convene, v. 4^4 <p, ^sif^T^ ^l 
Convenience, s. £9t$f75l, 3fft*f1 1 
Convenient, «. ijcsftl?, ^Wl 
Convent, s. srfc, *T srnTsfi I 
Conventicle, s. ^TlTT'tf^Tsf *ret I 
Convention^. t\&\ . ^irT < »r^' ; f^T^T I 
Conventional, a. f^?t^,1^^t©?i 
Converge, v..«i|^ ^TW 3i3> I 
Conversant, a. f^SJ, f^«l, «f^l 
C on versa tion, s. ^C^tT «T^^ * ,*T\*I *f 
Conversative,«. «neTT 9 ft,*W3's1'?r I 
Converse, s. ^T^T^f , ^"Wol I 
Converse, v. ^TcTM" ^, *i\*Tsf <* • 
Conversely, ad. 3"jf%;g5C^", 3c^>1 

Conversion, s. "STC^ ^if?^'^, 
Convert, s. ^IT5 5Jt*ft I 
Convert, 5. Tf^T^^ ^, ^1?^^^ I 
Convertible, a. «ft??c"^<I I 
C6nvex,a.^^^f^|T ^JT?I ^T^I?T I 



COP 

Convexity, s. ^]^F51, f^^T3?T?T t 
Convey, v. v\t<l] *?1, *^, M^1 1 
Conveyance,*. ^TT^ ; ^T^T^^T ^?rq I 
Convict,s.frT®R5TC<rtJTfa'$f"5?rjf% 1 
Convict, v. CWT'^r^J'^ 3* ' 
Conviction, 5. CW\^ *tt^3"^ ^<r«s I 
Convince, v. t^t*T ®W1, *3T1 ' 
Convivial, «.^TTC'5IT#<rl,d^^3l ,s; 'f^' • 
Convocate, v. ^"STTlf 3». vA^TS 3» I 
Convocation, s. ^fSTTpM^fcr T[^1 1 
Convoke, v. ^TTtClJ ^Tt^t^ 3> I 
Convolve, v. 31M, STF1, £51 35 1 
Convolution, s. £i>;r, C51 ^"8^ I 
Convoy, s. *TC«*T?" 7t^<$ I 
Convulse, v. ^W C*t5, oj"?^?' ^ I 
Convulsion,*. ^Wtf 5*, sT<r$r?rT«l I 

Cony, 5. *r*rt?&?r ajnr *P5fcc*ra i 

Coo, V. TTSTg ^JT? 3"* 3> I 
Cook, ». *1"T3> 55, ^"W^ S*,?"^ ^ I 
Cook, 5. *ft5*, ^*f3>T?", <T*[?1l 
Cookery, s. *TtefrTfJl, ?TTsP,?"*[ i t' 1 
Cool, a. ^^^KY^er; ^CTFJtsfh 
Cool, v. ^1^ *P, sllid, fw^: l 
Coolheaded, a. Vt? ; fg^TTJTTs I 
Coolness,*. «ft^ST^1,^H ; t**fj I 
Coop, s. f f v51 7TTf<^T?r -51? ; ^1^ 
Coop,t;.f«t^BC?" ^^i ^ I L^T^,f*f*f1 I 
Cooper, f^^ftf^^t«iWli 
Co-operate, v. ^^^t^ft ^",^R^r W- 

orT«f <p 1 [^f*r^ 1 

Co-ordinate, a. ^^f^, ^]T^^1 
Copartner,*. ^T^ft, ^vftl [^tfif I 
Copartnership, «. ^\f*T^, ^t^TT- 



COR 

Cope,0.£ffesrtf9fa1 ^; ^rT*?r«i ^: 
s. f^frr!^ ; *n®5Ffa?T«i I OT*n 
Coping, s. £fT5tc?T ^?f%, ^*ff? 
Copious, «. ?r^*T, £1F?- / 5T'^< I 
Copper, s. $Tj, \5TO1 ; ^T>f3", CWJ 
Copperas, s. ^t£"|Wl 
Copper-plate, 5. ^T*TT?" f^fSHF C^TT- 

Coppice, Copse, s. C3TT*T, 5fTC^?T 
Copulate, i>. brsM *?, ^SfT?" <5 1 
Copulative, a. 3T\OT?f^T^l" I 
Copy, s. £ff%fctfvf, ^nw*f I 
Copy, v. £fP5l?rf*f ^, ^•[^ ^ I 
Copybook, s. f*f*FT?T f^fTO fitftT- 

Copyist, s. £tf^f%f*T$T?re I 
Copyrights. *f^?T5ra<r *p^ ^"53 l 
Coquet, «;. sftf^^T^JfT^l ^*T1 I 
Coquetry ,s."?rf*flP$1 ,C*" ^TJTI ,(& 9P Tfsf 
Coquette, s. ?"PT<&1, C^T«TT\#t, It- 
Coral, s. *r*n, £f*rai |>Tf*r=fh 

Coralline, «. ^fsttftfs^, *l£f3T*f I 
Corban, s. f©3FT*TT3I ; WT^ l 
Cord, s. -$$t, JPB%? *f#l" I r*T^ t 
Cordage, s. W^tW^t, ©T^tCli"?" 7T8g 
Cordial, a. ^T^-^TT^:^ *it=f|ir TpJ i 
Cordial, «. ^n§;iR3>, ^r^T^f I 
Cordiality, s. c^ft^TWJ, ^iTst?^, 

Cordially,^. ^T^TSTJ^tW^SS^r- 
Cordwainer, s. ^jt, 5T*TT<T I 
Core, s. -sr^J^T^, *iT?r, *TTtsf I 
Coriander, s. Km), *RJT*I 



57 COR 

Cork, s. C*tt^f1 fct*t^, 1%*fh 
Corkscrew, s. fg*ft «^fifaT?r C*fc I 
Cormorant, s. TT^j^ttW^ *f*Ft ; 

Corn,^. SfaJtl^ *t*IJ ; *fCW3"3^1l 
Cornea, s. F5j??T ^T^T, Tt^aaSH 
Cornelian, s. W faCTO, ^tf%^ I 
Corner, s. C^T«» ; #^T* I 
Cornet, s. 3"<if*f3?1 ; ^T'tflW SffSfT- 
Cornice, s. f^fc?, "5rT<«n1 1 [*f<a: I 
Cornucopia, s. c<rW«|CTf3" ^fst^S 

Corollary, s. ^»[f 1%, t%^t€ I 
Coronation, s. ^TTSftf%C^, *JJjI> 

5rTT<r«i fia^l 1 
Coroner, s. ^*i^§r$ ItFf^e'l I 
Coronet,*. t^TC^T f effa *\C*fJ- 

Corporal, *. *pftt%^ t*TC*73" "STOT 

Corporate, a. ^wt^, *TTSff?re| I 

Corporation, *. srspzrter ^T*fj 31 

^^U C^t^T <$t& f^t^Tsf JtStT- 

Corporeal, a. *fT^tf?T3S, 3>tf?3> I 
Corporeity, s. *rT"^tf?^a ; 3^31 I 
Corps, s. t*RJ W«=T, ^c^JT I 
Corpse, * *ra , ,*rc?1,3[V e rjt?',f «l*f I 
Corpulence, *. ^"srasnrsa, ^^1 I 
Corpulent, a. ^*ref?T, ^ffft I 
Corpuscle, *. ^f«1, 3Pq1, 3J5SI ^ I 
Correct, v. *twT^; W^l 
Correct, «. f$<5, ^i, iTORfa I 
Correction, *. *ttf<5 ; n^H I 



COS 

Corrective, a. c*TT*ra, 3;^t?r^ 1 
Correctly, ad. "S^^C^f i 
Correctness, s. nw&, f^CvfrfifSl 1 
Correlative, a. *>f<r^<r ?\*z^-$ I 
Correspond, v. fkn t Tjifl-^ 3 ; sf ^ 

CoiTesp6ndence ; *.t^5i?rjC5T<ttC5if< 
Correspondent, s. *f3j C'T^r^;^^' 

Correspondent, a. ^sf^e 5 , ^^sj i 
Corridor, 5. *fW<TT?TT'3l fcc*nn 
Corroborate, v. jj <$, 7tfsr% <p I 
Corroboration 5. 7fT»J^ <p<T«i, ^ 
Corrode, 2?. ^3 <^ ^ ^ , [^^ , 
Corrosion, s. ^ ^q, <r*R I 
Corrosive, a. *F$i$T$}, mj^ I 
Corrogate,?. ?TCWT5 ^, C^,'^1 1 
Corrupt, v. ^ 3s, ygig- 3^ Rsf>5l I 
Corrupt, a. ^p 9 *f5l, t^iffl I 
Corruptible, # . ^?^t<r, ^T*TJ l 
Corruption, s. ?fM^33, *f5T^T*, 

Corsair, s. *T^n[ <T Tf^7, S*tfi>?l1 I 
Corselet, 5. ^TC©T?1 ftc*re I 
Corset, s. iitc^Tc^: ^sf^^^i 
Cortege, s. *nrf«<rn^T^t 1^; 

Coruscation, s. fcf^fstf%, &ir^ I 

Cosmetic, 5. $ttar?r^, ^isf^Tsf 1 
Cosmogony^ 5. ¥9fCT<T ^"it? 1 
Cosmography, s. J5$f3 R^1 I 
Cosmopolite, 5. CWT fttff*! ^M 



58 



cou 



Cost, s. spu, ff<r ; <j^. ^^ 1 
Costive, a. C^T^<T^, ^T^, <S^1 1 
Costly, a. ^\7)j, ir^TO I 
Costume, s. *ffe'<rtW?T ?ti% I 

Cot, 5. <ri> . 3?fs?i ^ 1 

Coterie, s. W^Sf C^iT^tW Tt^T I 
Cottage, s. «f ]%<n yijc 9 ^5 lET^: I 
Cottager, s. fr^sT^l^l 
Cotton, 5. ^jtf } ^T<f ffi 1 
Couch, v. $f$ ?tf-$; } cpt^<r1 ^rr^; 

W^ C3T*M 
Couch, s. «T§1, *psfj^, *i^tj1i 
Cough, s. ^^^t^, ^t*T, <RH 
Coulter s, cTT^c^^" ^pfffT I 
Council, s. irfl^l, H^Tsf *T«1 I 
Counsel, 5. ^ <TTT*f , TT^^il l 
Counsellor, s. n^TH^,^,^^ ( 
Count, s. 3j\-arj1 ; ^Sc^tC^f <pft- 

Count, 27. Sfej^Tl <£, RC3"S^1 3> I 

Countenance, s. sr^rasft ; TT^t^TJ I 
Countenance,t\*rra"Hrj ^^T^TCT I 
Counter, s. CWWC*^- cu© *n^T?" 

Counter, ad. ft*nftC5, 1^??C^[ ' 
Counteract, v. ^fl^^^l ^, ^t- 

5fl CFfl 

Counterbalance, y. v^cTJWt^irtei ^» I 
Countercharm,s. ^T'l^T^I ^5, ®Tf 

Counterfeit, a. C^, f R^,t^^Jl I 



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59 



Countermand, v. ^T^1 ?rf^5 3>l 
Countermarch, s. *f*5te i\T?^ I 
Countermine,^. t^^?j^f ^, ^^ 

Counterpane, s. *TiTJT?r ^T^tW^T, 

*TTcTW c*ft* I 
Counterparty. Sf!§?{i*f,£tt%f%f*f l 
Counterpoise, v. \§>eTj*Tf?r^"!"«t <5 I 
Counterpoison, 5. t<"3"^T*f^ t^"3" I 
Countersign, v. ^i^c^"<r ^C£ 

Countervail^ 1 . •JTiT^cTJ ^",^> inJ'SIcTJ ^ 
Countess, s. ^j>*fto ^m^f^^^j- 

Counting-house, s. Tf ^"3 <T W 1 
Countless a. ^f«iJ, ^r^TV-if J I 
Country, s. CW*T, *TMlsmr I [f ^ I 
Countryman, 5. "^CW^I ; fsfttfTsU", 
County, 5. Ffa?5N, 2ftff~r, C®?l1 I 
Couple, s. C^Ttv5l, Tf"*^, F^' 
Couplet, 5. prt; ^^TCsi^T CSt^ I 
Courage, s. ^T^Tf, |^^5?r, ^t^^5 1 
Courageous, a. ?TlTf?T«>, ft^M I 
Courier, s. Tp, 5ffa^, 3Fi\*T^ I 
Course, 0. cW}5, SpR, C , 5TTvF CTf- 

re?r ^t*; sn<n i [wur ^ i 

Course,^. sjsnil ?5,f«f^T|r «*, *f*ST- 
Courser, s. ^^sfT^ft" ^"t I 
Court, 0. jm^, ^W*l\,WStt I 
Court, v. «Jt^CT?^1 «>, $*fT*Rl <5 1 
Courteous, a. J?j[*TtsT, f*r^, JT^T^t I 
Courtesan, <$. c*T*TJ1, ^rTi>1 I 
Courtesy, 5. ^fhnsCpTO^I I 



coz 

Courtier, s. *T»T?nf , ^srfaj I 
Courtship, 0. f^I^TC^ k^l I 
Cousin, 5. CSU^51 "^^1 ^T^ 3 
Cove, s. •*rt«T, 4\F5 I [^f^fjft I 
Covenant, 0. t^TT, «fq, f^5ft?T«» '< 
Cover, v. T?T^, ^T^TfR <S 9 S!T*f $ 

Cover, s. T?T^, ^t^^T^T^ I 
Covering, s. ^fft^Jr, ^rrc?T«l I 
Coverlet, s. «r^T<T?T«j,*TTc ! TWC*TT^ I 
Covert, 0. fatts ^T5T, ^T"4? ^T^U 
Covert, «. W^Tif^^lTf^,^! 
Covet, v. C^TT» *P, ^rt^t^l ^ I 
Covetous, a. C«Tt^t, cTT^^t*^ I 
Covetousness, 0. C^ft^, t%*t*Tll 
Covey, 0. *T*^7T 3^ I 

Cow, s. C9rr^, *ttt, *rt€t c^ i 
Cow, v. ^cure ^ ^, srwi 1 

Coward, 0. #t^, ^T*£2p^" • 
Cowardice, 0. ^Y?F51, ^liNj 1 
Cowherd, 0. <TT«rT*T, C*fT*fT*i I 
Cowleech, s. CJtffoWJ I 
Cower, 0. C5$ ^, ^C?TC5 «TO "^ I 
Cowl, 0. ijUU &XUS\feiWXJC 

Itcn^r; sm^m ftc*ra I 

Cowry, s. ^f^, ^*f 'Rb 1 
Cowslip, 5. C 5 ^ 5 ^ t^C*t^l 
Coxcomb^, f 355C^1T <Jfi> ; ^wft, 

Coy, a. cnTS[ ^, c^fe^, jt^ I 
Cozen, v. £f3S^1 ?P, ^«n ^ I 
Cozenage, 5. gfaSRl, £t^T<T *\1 1 



CRE 

Crab, s. 3» Tgfe ; ^3" ^r! ftc*rS I 
Crabbed, a. *»5af*r, fT??^, ^*fl 
Crack, s. 5S5\5 *T^ ; fwj, ^TT> *T I 
Crack, e?. TptK Tp1>, 5T>, ^$ ^ I 
Crackle, v. ST^fT^ *re? 3>, .5\FT* ^ I 
Cradle,s. C^T^I/fec^TeTlj^ntfT?" I 
Craft, s. t^-tt ; ^J^T? ; C^fcfft I 
Crafty, a. 1£q, *T^, 2$^1J<$, ^m I 
Crag, s. t«foT, ^ITvF^, ^tf*T<6"3 I 
Craggy, a. ^T^^t^T?, ">J^ ! 
Cram, v. fcTT, sfTif, ^f% ^f«f 3>l 
Cramp, s. ^iwtf^, S'Uqgritf I 
Cramp, v. ^ 35,^fapv5l, ^3"*T 3> I 
Crane, s. ^}J7\ *i?Pt . Tpj.T^ v£- 

Cranium, s. TrW?r ^«ft", <*fj[ I 
Cranny, 5. fej, c^ffi, ^to, ?"lp 
Crape, *. C^sft *3 ftt*P&" I 
Crash, s. ^T^W? ^S^JL^f^f I 
Crate, s. V*ijt faCTO I 
Crater, s. ^itC>f¥ *1&U5J S[*T I 
Cravat, *. 9fcfT3"3T I 
Crave, v. siTST, 3>T$C<T ^rT^1 ^ I 
Craven, s, ^7^ ^"jf^, 3»1*J<^" I 
Craw, *. *T^\Jt1^<r m"Z7[ I 
Crawfish, s. fsSFvft^T^J faFTOl 
Crawly. ^TSTTS'PS CW,$C?Tt*P>R <p, 

3C3> ^tt> i [««rf3*rtfi>?r ^*rsr i 

Crayon, s. ^ft ^>f*toT?T ftf^s 
Craze, v. ^$ ^, ^53"f% ^ I 
Crazy, «. ^fs, fsF% ®t«h ^«T I 
Creak, v. ^J5$*f *f^f <5, SfTft? ST- 



60 



CUE 



Cream, s. *fC^?" 3TT?", 5Tt?""»T$fl 
Crease, 5. °€tc§>J Wftr, %*!> i 
Create,y."5# <P,^SR 3»,1§itf T«l ^ I 
Creation, 5. ?ffg>, ^t^ffes ^ I 
Creator, s. ?|fg> ^51, *N&1 1 
Creature, *. 3p&3^j, ®t^", 1^ 5 

Credence, *. t^rr^T, 2f$J3, 3fti1 1 
Credentials, s. £f"5j*r;gR«p *f^ | 
Credibility, s. gf^SOTtfrel I 
Credible, a. £fTJ?I^,R^mc^T9fJ I 
Credit, s. £f5J<T, ^sr, 2firt«t I 
Credit, p. ttt r ^T *P, £f^J^T 3> 1 
Creditable, 0. WSH, vj ! [?5C*f I 
Creditably, ad. *re?T<£#$, ^q^T- 
Creditor, *. *TS[T®w, 3q*T«1 I 
Credulity, s. ^5TP32f3J?, ^fcc*- 

Credulous, 0. ^PSStejft, ^r^- 
Creed, s. %T^"R^?^ 2T5JC?"?: ^tj I 
Creek, 5. «TT*r, ^T^rl, <-tf^i 
Creep, v. c^r%?1 ttI, ^CJITO ^ I 
Creeper, s. cT^T^^p" I 
Cremation, s. W^6 ^"?T^ ' 
Crepitation, s. T5T>*T£ *t^r I 
Crepuscule, s. fesi, C^t^f^l 
Crescent, «. ^^^, ^«f^t? 
descent,^. ^j%%,^^'*?t^ 1 [5*5 1 

Cress, *. ^tt^^r I 

Crest, s. fj1, f*f<Tl, TT^^T^?"*! I 
Crest-fallen, 0. ft^S ^«*T, •rej^S I 
Crevice, s. f^J, C"^W1, ?"^,^?T I 
Crew,*. ^KTC©^ ^T^*I^,^5T I 



CRO 

Crib, s. Hf^Tis ;^^?r1 ; W% ^ I 
Crib, v. wK^ TC* <Z% ^, l|f?^l' 
Cribbage, s. $T*TC«*r5Tl frcTO I 
Cricket, *. ^Tf3<5l ; ^TSTSf^ I 
Crier, *.cS?fir*1, CSTT^I 
Crime, s. T£$$&, ^*r?tt*r, *TT3^ I 
Criminal,*. ^^<St^t,^T*f3;T*ft I 
Criminal, a. Tgq> 9 CWTTt, ^TCWt^ I 
Criminal-cour(b,5.(^tllWt1?"5ItWTe ; T^ 
Criminality, s. CWtf^SS, *TT*f I 
Criminate, v. c??t"3* CW, TJ^J *P I 
Crimp, «, ^srfs?1,^^,foc«s1 I 
Crimson, *. 3r<F*r«f,C*nf«!"3 3^f » 
Cringe, v. c^t^t^tW <5, **5fal <5 l 
Cripple, s, *^. fr#5t, «T^ I 
Crisis,*. Wfj^t"T5«l ^*l, t^^ft- 

Crisp, a. c&\W$\ ; T|g^ ^T^1 ' 
Criterion, s. srW^fr C*1*r<F fr^ I 
Critic, s. tfC*? - CWt^l 1^51 JG I 
Critical, a. ^re» *TWff* ; £f- 
Criticise,0.tf?t"*r$«l ftst?" ^ I [ft^ 
Criticism, 5. tfft^ei ftt*5*1 I 
Critique, s. tffT*£«l <rjT«*rj1 1 
Croak, v. TsC^T *£f^ ^ ; t^^rft 5 

Crockery, *. -|f%^t<r *t*Rt1^l 
Crocodile, s. f^J, nf%?rT5T I 
Crone, s. ^T^f ^1 3ft,3it,\5tt»[ ' 
Crony, 5. ^<&TC*T3" W, ?K1 1 
Crook, s ^T^R^ft, ^f5^t; ^ I 
Crooked, a. ^JW, 3"^ ; zffiv* 



61 CRU 

Crop,*. ^^3- sfvtfj sfeft ; *P*T*T ! 
Crop, v. -#n>, <r-Tt, C¥W, <r.*1j51 I 
Crosier, *. *r>frT WF?T WS 1 
Cross,v. ^T^ *, §~qA ^ ; *t*H Of I 
Cross,s.cinn,tS^*RT3P$ ^3; fa^rfe 5 
Cross, a. ^r|v5; f^f^jt^ifte I 
Crossbow, *. Swt1%, ^f*i?1 *T^ I 
Cross-examine, v. *pS * £t*fr ^ I 
Cross-grained, a. ^"#fC5T5 t^"f*Hi> ; 

Crotchet, s. 9fc^ fF^fcc*^ ; *R- 
Crouch, v. $-f| ^t<T, C# ^ I 
Croup,s.<5«fcj c^tffaCTO^^Ht I 
Crow, *. <frs; *tT3"*T, ^Tr%i 
Crow, v. f J53jCT> ?T ?T* <5 ; tffal ^ I 
Crowd, *. f%\£,«f5iv5l,C5TfaT?r«|Ji 
Crown, *. TJ55^,t%fft^;J5^?T9Wl $ 

Crown, v. |rT©Tf%CW *P,^[f%3 & I 
Crucible, 5. wt,^TT<r«^t I [^f^ i 
Crucifix,s.^t^?T ^C*f ^"5 ^>sc*?: 
Crucifixion, *. 3jjC*T ^^5 "^^^1 
Cruciform , a. ^*rt^1%, Cl?<rt^f% i 
Crucify, v. ^*f ^3 ^5f ^ I 
Crude, a. 4]&, ^^^, ^^\% ^T- 

Crudity, s. ^*f^"5l, ^r^ft^l 
Cruel, a. t^^?T, ft'vf?, ^?T I 
Cruelty, s. t^%<£$1» ^??T^1 1 
Cruet, *, ^5 f*r«ft I 
Cruise, v. *T3[?r HT^T® ^C^^"C«t 

Crumb, s. wf^ C^t^^t\*r ^"T 



CUL 

Crumble, v. i^\ ^d^T^f <5,€fol ^ I 
Crumple, v.rfT^>?l,C"5T^1,§T^ ^l 
Crupper, s. CStf^T^r iptffc / 
Crusade, s. #3f*rtW ^TOIctf 

Crash, v. c*f?r*t ^/sp*R <t»,f iT l [^5 
Crust, 5. ^}5T, floral, c-iTT^I I 
Crustaceous, a. ffe3T3?1#f*rcfr i 
Crusty, a. fw^PTv ; ^Wf I 
Crutch, s. *f^r sjf^ ^{^ | 
Cry, 5. £k?5T<r, frcTT*f, ^T<5 I 
Cry, v. C?1*R *P, fte^T ^, \ST^ I 
Cry'stal, s. Jj^©^, sfo I 
Crystalline, a. JRsfi^nr, ^c^ | 
Cry'stallize,^. liTrtT* ^^fe^ ^ I 
Cub, 8. *\% *tT^^ I 
Cubation, s. «f?7r ^^srtWt^ 1 
Cube, s : . f^c^l? S^c^fa 3^ 
Cubic, a. f^C3"T> 5^3$T«1 I 
Cubit, s. <i)^ ^1=5 ^ff?T^rH I 
Cuckold, 5. 3TJJ%5tf|r<ft3" ^"hftl 
Cuckoo, s. c^tf%?T, f*f^ «f^> | 
Cucumber, s. *W, ^t<3"1 I 
Cud, s. TSitej, $9fffh5 C«ft^1 I 
Cuddle,v.5rtf5f?rl *tt^^ni%?R- ^ ' 
Cudgel, s. -qwyj, ?mi ,^Tfr,^@ I 
Cue, 5. gftWttf, *TfW*T; ^ftp5 I 

Cuff, 5. ^f • ^nfwnr ^rg^t^n 

Cuirass, 5. ^5?*ftT>1,<TC^<r %^T?1 I 
Cuirassier, *.^g*nT>Tt^f*Hi> t*RJ l 
Culinary, a. *TT^t*ft?T *re€t*T I 
Cull, v. sTfsnM «T,^T,-5TC^T^r^ ^ I 
Culminate, v. %f Xft £f|^ ^ i 



62 CUR 

Culpability, s. c?raCTTt*fJ3t I 
Culpable, 0. c*fl7TT< W*f<Ttsftl 

Culprit, s. ^r*r?rr^, W©3 *«- 

Cultivate, v. <^ ^ ^^ $ , 
Cultivation, 5. <^ ; ffWJt^^R I 
Culture, s. 5T*fer1, *ftfc ^c, | 
Cumber, v. ^3- <^T, Pfs<f cif | 
Cumbersome, a. c^*TwT?^, ^t^t ( 
Cumin, s. ®t^1. ^-^ j 
Cuneiform, a. ^fte?^ ^rtf 1% I 
Cunning, 5. ^1, ^<ft, -tfW^I I 
Cunning, a. £fs?, 5^, ^q", W I 

Cup, 5 . c*m*n, *fT*mar, <rTfei i 

Cup, v. ^c^TT^I <5, fxftfl crt9f1 I 
Cupbearer, s. *ffa*fT3RT^ I 
Cupboard, s.^T^RJtf^T^ ^T*Tt£ I 
Ciipid, 5. <F*f*f c ^ 1 [^j j 

Cupidity, 5. <5tiT, f ^1%5TT^, ctf- 
Cupola, s. ^§T, fWfa -5T^ I 
Cur, s. 3TRJ ^j^T; *JC3FTl%E5 

Curable, 0. gf^ftfj, ftf%UTJ | 
Curacy, 5. SfttfT*fCJf*fCS&3: *ft *1 

Curate, s. tester *fipft*fftre *£- 

Curative, 0. CJt9f*fTJ% *TWt<T I 
Curator, s. ^T^SP, 3^i^*ft<r^ I 
Curb, 5. CTTT\?t<r ^f^^t ^T5J1 ^^j-cfj 
Curb, ,v. C^T^T f^^ 6 ! ^, ^1^1 I 

Curd, 5. iffv, vfc, ^mi I 

Curdle, v. Tfft ^, ^ ^ fff? ^ I 



CUE 

Cure, v. ?$% ^ ; cf^T^ 3» I 
Cure, s. ^*ft?T, ^51, sNsW?" I 
Curfew, s. ^fif f^Wesf ^\^8 

Curiosity, s. ^S^I^^pjWtW^I; 

Curious a. S^T^t?", *T3>tW&|^ I 
Curl, *. sTE^T 5«T, C<?T^1 W ; 

c%, *3p, c*n$l i - 

Curl, v. &5J <5, C^t^?1 1 
Curlew,*.rfT5 73» I [CSTt^t *lf^ « 
Curmudgeon, 5. ^^«J, ?r}?^%, 
Currant, s. *p*T fttfTO l 
Currency, s. 5*R ; S%5 s^fl I 
Current, «. Sf%3, 37*^33 I 
Current, s. £f<TT^, CJfa, *TT?T1 1 
Currently, «<?. gft^nBtCT, C^T<5SS, 

Curricle,*. vj$ c*rT\?T?T 9itft ftc*r?r 
Currier, s. sjit, OTT^*, 5^^t?T I 
Curry, s. 37^*, ^<^«l I 
Curry, v. ^ C^T*T, 3T*tf$1 1 
Currycomb, 5. ^T^D, "Sffsg^l' I 
Curse, 5. ^r|%*lt*f, SHJJ; C$*fl 
Cursed, a. <3rf%*t3t, *tT*f*T"S, FS 

Cursory, a. ^I^f^%, ^ft^, ^TTt- 
Curtail, v. ^ 3», ^Tl?, l>Tl> • 
Curtain, s. ~V*v?i, "SR^I, ?r*rt<ft; 

?rf <r *rc*rj?r £tt£t<r i 

Curtsy, 5. sjftsrtrasr ^tir I 
Curvature, s. ^^^fa, 3^31 I 



63 CYM 

Curve, 5. *fs|c<p3- ^Tt^>1%, c^ft^ft- 

3>T<T 3"% ^l? I 
Curvet, v. v\\?$ of, «f W, T?tW » 
Cushion, 5. vl^, 7tf%% f*i^t5T I 
Custard, 5. f^ ^ ffcft ftf^ 

Custard-apple, s. ^"teTSpsT, ^ffaT- 
Costody,*. ^ $rm<T ^R^1,^T<r, 

Custom, s. <ft r$, sfT<r1 ; 3*^ I 
Customary, «. 7J*"^Tl?te, 5%5 1 
Customer, 8.C&li\, ^1T^T<fl' I 
Custom-house, s. *TWf^r1 ^ 

C7 ^tw $**?> ^T*?t<r ^:<r i 
Cut,*, ^rrsrte,^ ; *rt^ ^^J-;^:^ i 

Cut, v. <J?Tl> , C^W, c*rtW, t^^T-JT ^ t 
Cutaneous, a, ^j\lJ7[ ^1^-^X^J 

Cuticle, 5. "f^ftc^ *TTJ 5TO, ^5J 

Cutlass, 5. <r^sf, «rt3f*, s?r*T3r i 

Cutleiv.^#^f5^m1f^wT«iWt 
Cutlery, s. T|fft 3^1 t^tR" I 
Cutpurse, s. <^ltt^t^1 C5t?T I 
Cutter, s. ^tt^sfif^" ^J csfrpl fa- 

Cutting 5. <!$ ; <JCT?T 3S*iX I 
Cycle, 5. 9t!?T, ST9SJ" ; t^?f^^ ^f- 

Cyclopaa'dia, *. I^W^U^fr, 
Cygnet, s. ^\7{ *fT^^ I 
Cylinder, 5. C^*", \?^1, Ffif I 
Cylindrical, «. C^^T^tf t$,**T!^t%l 
Cymbal.s.^^t^ ^zfcft, ^f^f|Tli 



DAM 

Cynic, a. ffffaSTTUtfTsY, ^ft^ft* i 
Cypress, s. WT^^, C*TT<5 *J5<5 
Czar, si <F7TCW*ft<T <TTSi1 l [f *F I 
Czarina, s. ^^CW x tt? <rT«>Yl" I 

D 

Dab, v. ^tj 2^m?rl c*T*f, srai- 
^rts <p i [ wi *f i 

Dabble, v. SfwfdFftsI ^; ^5Tfsj3»t?T 
Dabbler,*. ®»T^^?Pj *f§R*fT^ I 
Dactyle, s. 4^ wt^f yt" ^ *TW I 
Dad, Daddy,s. *T*T, Wf, f*f5l • 
Dagger, s. c^P, <5T^T?", *mt?T I 
Daily, ad. SfS]^ ; £fT3)f§# I 
Dainty, a. ^1^ ; ^G^TC^tsfl" I 
Dainty, s. ^t^ J*J I 
Dairy, jr. C^TM"^, wfW5*T*r!?r i 
Dairymaid, 5. C9rT?Tf^5ft,C9iTf*Rn 
Daisy, s. C^5«J*Pf t^CTO t 
Dale, «. ^ *[&Z®7C ^*D^T* l 
Dalliance, s. ^\~5\ c^TI, t^«Tf*T I 
Pally,?;, fff^rfa 35, T>T^T *n>T*f *5, 

Dam, s. *pS?r Jrfal ; *T*T, C^ I 
Damage, s. ^t^stt, ^t%, ^tM I 
Damages, s. Wf%*£<r«i, ^rsfasa l 
Damask, s. 3T>1WT?" ^T*T\5" I 
Dame, s. *3[f , *[ft4t, fcl^T^" I 
Damn, v. ^1%*\T*f CW,W^T3?1 ^ I 
Damnable, a. ^T?"^, W'iOTsTJ ! 
Damnation, s. ^^ W3 I 
Damp, a. ^Rt^ f%SH, f#3, OTT51 I 
Damp, v. smj'^j "sr^T^tt ^ I 



64 DAU 

Damsel, s. *R-$t, ^Itft, OTJ1 I 
Dance, s. m>j y ;ri5, ati> i 
Dandle, v. C3>TC*T ^f?<11 *T51 I 
Danger, s. ^HW, tt^, ^^,WT<T I 
Dangerous, a. ^T^Ft?, ^^T^s* I 
Dangle v. ^ • ^^fi) ^ I 
Dangler, s. STW^T^*! ; t^«l, ^r^- 

Dank, 0. fjjp*, ^tji 1%S1 l 
Dapper, a. cl#?1 W«TS ^^3<r I 
Dapple, a. firgfcffclT, *5ftU?re1 1 
Dare, p. *n^*T ^ ^pf^j 9 1 
Daring, o. ^tefa*, ^f E5T"5t I 
Dark, 0. ^T^<5!?"3J<r ; ^gf^W I 
Darken, v. ^^^}7[ ^, ^^3> ^ I 
Darkness, s. ^^T?", r%f^"3" 1 
Darksome, a. Wtfsj^fa, C5TT?" ! 
Darling, 5. fgftTOT, TJ*lT«T I 
Darn, v. ffrep ^s, ffeWr^r I 
Dart, s. ..T&tf, ifij, *T«I, *£?T I 
Dart, v, 1^F*f 55. cg[1 *rr?T i-[ — 1 
Dash ,,9. ^TTg"? t^;f^^rW?" C^f TT^Tl 
Dash, v. ^TO31, *TT<5$1 5TT9TI I 
Dashing, #. ^jrfasrfa, ^rffer^t I 
Dastard, s. ^t<?, ^T'^t^'g', ^S<?$ l 
Data, s. ti^j^i, £fTTT«iJ I 
Date, s. $l1?<r, W?T ; C<T^^" l 
Dative case, s. T'MTfT^ ^T^ I 
Daub, v. C^^f^ ^. ^^, -sri^n I 
Daughter, s. ^nj], ^(^51, ^1 I 
Daughter-in-law, 5. ^T^^"^", ^"^ l 
Daunt, v. TR^T ^W ^, ^t® ^ I 
Dauntless, «. f^%, Ao*T^ I 



DEA 

Dauphin, s. ^r^fC?*^? ^TTCS^r 

Daw, s. ^r<u f^*^ | [$*rrfa'i 

Dawdle, v.tffysrfa ^T^srT^M <$ < 
Dawn, s. £f^T^, ST^J*, c«t<T I 
Day, *. ft*, fi?Z7\ ; 7T^r<r | 
Daybook, 5. 1)1^1 <rsft,c<[-TSRTsn 1 
Daybreak, *. W^C6|tW<r.2f|^^T?r I 

Daylight, s. *jt*fj?r ^rrc^t^ i 

Daysman, *. ^ ]% S^^^g f 
Dayspring, s. ^T^l^gf^ I 
Daystar, 5. f^ft 3>T<rl,^3>T?ri I 
Dazzle, v. ^ *rg#l ^ ^ m1 ^ j 
Deacon, s. W9fc<rTf^, ^*r*r^T- 

*DT*T3S ( 
Dead, a. ^, f^n^w, *t<rjT l 
Deaden, v. CBCSFT^fa <F, SKj?*f^ <{J I 
Deadly, a. ^x£7SR<js, £Tr«RT*T*P I 
Deadness, s. M*ff<TTft 37, 3R$31 l 
Deaf,«. ^f^^^^f^^, 
Deafen, v. <rfV^ <^ 35^ ^ , 
Deal, 5. *r\4TJl, *f??irM; CJf<T*rT?F 
Deal,©. 3"7^T<r ^qf* <p I OTt"" f 
Dealer, 5. ^J^yftft, 37T*fT<ft I 
Dealing,*. T^^wtsrTPfT^^J^Tfri 
Dean, s. *ntfr*rj*F f3t*t^r I 
Deanery, s. ^c#T^ %jf&7C *f*f , 
Dear, ar. ^rt3pi, ^sprj ; f£f^r ( 
Dearly, «tf. jp5rc*T7 ; C^*J?(fo | 
Dearness, s. jssrsrrei, ^rsfj I 
Dearth, 5. ^fam, "jf%V I 
Death, 5. ^j, tt?-«I, *T*3*, ?pt»r I 
Deathless, a. ^^J,f^jm\i\,^j I 
Deathwatch, s. U"3"«j?r 5^P 4tl> I 



65 DEO 

Debar, v. T7?<rT<r<j <F, £tar*T ^ I 
Debark, v. C*)<$\wtu$ *tfsr I 
Debase, v. TTT^Tft <U; ^TS? CW I 
Debate, *. ^tWT^T?, f^5s1 | 
Debauch, s. 5rT*»rci> J?T Wj*, «i# 

Debauch, *. ^ ^ ^t^rW *|- 
Debauchee, s. ^"pf^, C5fft51 I 
Debauchery, *. 5T**rfc5l 3 C5rtmfr f 
Debenture, s. «r*, 3H*f3l 
Debilitate, *. ^r ^ ^j^ ^ ( 
Debility, s . w^^), vftw) 
Debit, ,. *f^ t ^ m ^ ^ 

#<?! ' ■ 

Debonair, «. ^ J} ^wjfy ^ | 
Debt, S . m , *T?T, ^ ^ j 
Debtor, *. ^.4t, ^intf, ,, fr ^ , 
Decade, s. Tt*T5T\^rj^ ^ , 
Decagon, s. jf*^ cw ^ , 
Decalogue,*. ^Hffon^ *f*rf^Tt<C 

Decamp, v. $fo fcfcj^ g^ ^ ( 
Decant, v. *jP55fT5f!c?r m*T I 
Decanter, s. ^ C S?T fe^ffa^ *fc . 

Decapitate, v. 1%^*^ ^ ( 
Decapitation, s. f*tjK*%^ , 
Decay, ,. *^ ; ®t< T^?f^ , 
Decease, #. ^j, ^ gfV^^ , 
Deceit, ». pt^ft, n^1, £f^^^ , 
Deceitful, a. <gp<?f, <$^ f ^ ( 
Deceitfulness, s. ^T^j, <f^ t 



DEC 66 

Deceive, v. St^^^Tl ^, S^51*?T«|1 ^ I 
Deceiver, 8. £fW3>, £f5T?T^ I 

December, s. t^c?n«ftirc^?r srw 

Decency, s. ^"STe^l, ^^fl, 
Decennial, a. ff*T^ff?, Tf*nfw I 
Decent, a. ^*T*r^, c*ft^T^?T • 
Deception, s. *3M1, ^*T, 5t3<ft I 
Deceptive, a. ^gT^s, Sfat?"^"^^ l 
Decide, v. fSfaPffe ^, f^«f?T ^ I 
Decidedly, ad. f^*5??5C*f, f^5t« • 
Deciduous, a. *F3^*fta, ^^tftl 
Decimal, 0. W*T<P, W*t*i\-*tf^ I 
Decimate, v. WW *jf^C3? W3 ^ 1 
Decipher, v. st^T^f £W*f ^, ^J- 

Decision, 5. t^^ffe, t^«jV, 5fT3 1 
Decisive, a. f^^ff e SW, 5v5f3 I 
Decisively, «d. ft*5??frC*f, f^5T3i 
Deck, s. lltCtCW?: csrf©?r1 I 
Deck, v. ft^fas *P, C*tt1%^ ^ l 
Declaim, v. SjKJl ^, W*P31 ^, 

Declaration, s. 2f<Pt*f 3 fr^T*RI 
Declarative, a. 37^, 2faT*ra I 
Declaratory, a. 7J^3>T#t, 3fT*ra I 
Declare, v. STftl, 2f^t*t^! 
Declension^. ^WTC5*; *P^m I 
Declinable, 0. fa^f¥*T?n 7ft5fJ I 
Declination, s. ^*8*T5*, *[** ' 
Decline, v. rf^ ^ * ^ *> ^ 7 ^- 

Decline, s. ^ <r. jt^f, *T3*, Sftfi 



DEE 

D ecli vi ty , s. 9f\5 ifsr <il -^ tTT^'srt^^^l 
Dec6ction,*.^T9r,1^^T,f^3S?r«» 1 
Decollation, 5. pn^C^W^ 1 
Decompose, v. w% 3>, ?\?$?[ 3"^ ^J- 

Decomposition, 5. sfsTiT, Tf^-^vg^r, 

Decorate, v. "^f^ 35, ^^3 ^ l 
Decoration, s. ^5% ^sj^T?", 

C*TT^1 I 
Decorous, a. ^^ *T^, f^T^TSffft 1 
Decorum, *. f*TO5T<T, ?I^J31 1 
Decoy, v. Gm **frtin %, ^TCW 

Decrease, s. •psrsl, ^»^T, ^1*1 I 
Decrease, v. %p\ 3>, ^ ^ "5TtT>1 • 
Decree, s. WT^i t^^T?T«l, "^t1%; 

Decree, v. ^5Tt^1 «>, t^^ft^r 35 1 
Decrepit, «. ^K,li3~t^i<r, T o33*;#}e| 1 
Decrepitude, s. ifKl^l, Sif^sri I 
Decretal, s. <37*^1 *[\f£3l I 
Decry, v. ^Wl1% 3», f^rl 3>i 
Dedicate, *. £ff§fcl <P, §C^C*f TT9f- 

Dedication, s. ^?f5f , 3T3F5Tt5?r«l I 
Deduce, v. $*T^r1% ^ ^^53" ^; 

Deduct, 0. THf tft, 7F&% 3> 1 
Deduction, s. *flf, ^T?"T^ ; ^^T^f%; 
TTf^ Pl^i ^^1 1 [^^j Wf%5T f 
Deed, s. 35^, tt^W?S; ^fT^I, WT^T- 
Deem, *, 1^C^5^T?T?rl f%7[^\ 



BEF 67 

Deep, s. Trtqj, *rsr^ ; ^F^cn^f^f 

Deep, a, sfwlT, c&t?T, t^^7 I ^ 
Deepen, v. Sfwt^r ^, c*fl?T <? I 
Deeply, ad. $?«?§J??ft*T, 5fT^t*fj 
Deer, s. ^1t«i, ^sf, f JW I [?K*f I 
Deface, ». f^<^ ^, f^??*f ?P i 
Defalcation, *.v5qt^^^T^^,«TJ^v5l 
Defam&tion,*. W^3lW,ff^T3T,^wTW I 
Defamatory, a. f^ff^s, Tf^ftspgR^ I 
Defame, v. Tfsffsr «?, ^J^raffi ^ | 
Default, *. ^srteJl WSR, ^€%J 

Defaulter, s. f^UCST J ^KWfat^t I 
Defeat, s. n?"T^3", *f3"T®J¥, ^Tt?l 
Defeat, v. *{<[1m 3>, «t^T^ 3*, 

Defecate, v. sftW ^t^ 3 *ff?Wt?r ^ I 
Defect, s. CWT^", ^2?^, ^^fa I 
Defection, s. ^*f^^Jt«f,*5©,?t®- 

Defective, #. CWT^T^, ^R\*2^i 
Defence, s. ^Tpsf? ; c^ W*fR, 

cwT^ -$$& i 

Defenceless, #. f^TsflT, *f^*J ' 
Defend, 0. ^T^f? CW, ?T^1 35 1 
Defendant, s. <H3»T^ji, £f1%3lTft I 
Defensive, a. ^"^T«>T3"3>, ?vWl 
Defer, v. t%*rra <P*fr 35, ^fsfqs ^ I 
Deference, s. ^TFSsTiftas* ^faT?", 

Defiance, 5. 'SfW^'l, re?53T* ; 
Deficiency, s. ^^srfa, ^^T3 I 
F 2 



DEI 

Deficient, «. ^Tp^cf, ^£tacT, 

Defile, v. ^-^ft^ <P, ^>'<5 I 
Defile, s. Wt^f«W, ^f?r; t^T^J- 

Definable, &. t^C«|V, ^f*1?n 
Define, v. f^faj ^, 3"<* ^, 3Tt*rl 

f*pR3> ^ l 
Definite, a. f^^Tt?^, f*f*5\5 I 
Definition, s. STWI^sr^S'*! *q5{l 
Definitive, a. f*f*5$, "gv$T$ I 
Deflection, 5. ft*f sfsfTR, ft*[*r ■£- 

Deflower, v. ^srT<ft 9fsr?r ^ ; §)- 
Defldxion, s. Tt^Vfifo ?"C*r?r ^T*fS- 

Deform, 0. ^pf$ <p, ^j^fff ^s I 
Deformity, s. ^<Vpf3?5^,«>WT^t?f I 
Defraud, ».<§[?rT"g1?r ^ ; £f^^^1 ?P I 
Defray, v. 37? f^t^ ^, **r?"S 
Defunct, a. "sp, f*©f 3* I [C?f5f1 l 
Defy, v. ^Tt"*Pftii ^, ^t^^TJ <& ; 
?C^i ^W* <P I |>^^<J I 

Degeneracy, s. ^^fjfSR, t*ff^^ 
Degenerate, #. ft^F32fT% ^, 

Deglutition, s. f^c^f^fcTTr^tf^ l 
Degradation, 5. , sr^T'rff^,' ? iW^ w f I 
Degrade, v. t^^R ^,*fW^\*t < 5 ,^T- 

Degree, 5. ^if, *TW, ^\"*f, ^C^ 5 ^ 
Dehort, v. *T$W*t^W ft?F5 ^1 1 
Deification, s. c^R^5 WT«l I 



DEL 68 

Deify, v. CW<^ Tffa <$, <OT3T?C 

Deign, v. W?1 ^f?Ul Tf«tv5 ^ I 
Deism, s. <n^T*T^-, ^t^rRl 
Deist, s. ^t^5<HWt, 4<pt^T3"TTh 
Deity, s. *1JW%?[, ^Jvi I 
Deject, v. Trwng"R ^, t3"sr^3> i 
Dejection, s. irffisl, t^Hr, ^C¥?f I 
Delay, s. ftv\% ctffa, *f®f3F?1 1 
Delectable, a. *TC^T?nT, STCTT^t 
Delectation, 5. ^rafaT, ^C^1"3"^R I 
Delegate, 5. gff^^r, £fr$f^fsf l 
Delegate, v. £ft^M^c*f f^" 5 ^ 

Deleterious, a. fs\?!*F, *tt$"5rt^3?l 
Delf, §. sm<[^J ; s^T^ 1 
Deliberate^. t<5T?" ^, ftc^E^I ^l 
Deliberate, a. ftc*53P, %\j, ^5^1 
Deliberation, s. ffc^afl, 5WJ I 
Delicacy, s. ^B^l • ff$TC*F3l ; 

Delicate, a. ^<T, C^t^^T, *TO I 
Delicious, a. ^tonr, *^T^ 1 
Delight, s. mMFS, ^t^TTW, ^*i 
Delightful, a. ^^TSR^, STC^T^T l 
Delineate, v. *fT^*W ^ ; *«fa1 ^ I 
Delineation, s. *lT^-atJ; *«R1 I 
Delinquency, s. ^m^TST, 3£"fi> I 
Delinquent, $. ^^T^, (Rtit I 
Delirious, a. *r1%^, £f*lT*fti 
Delirium, s. £f<5TT»f, ^TORSOTl 1 
Deliver, v. ^TT?fa <p ; 3^T?: ^ I 
Deliverance, s. \^1?, ^f^, ^t*| I 



DEM 



Delivery, s. 3f*r«f «| ; g^ ftqrl I 
Dell, s. smj, «T5, f ^ l 
Delude, v. ^1, c^TSfl C*f, ^1 I 
Deluge, &. Si^^T^, ^^rjl 1 
Delusion, s. *fl?i1, arte, rft^l 1 
Delusive, a. "STTHT^, ^1%^ I 
Delve, v. •sRJf 3P, *Hf ^.Tt^ 1 
Demagogue^.^^C^TC^^" Tfc^^t^ 1 
Demand, s. WH3<T1, 2F&, *rte*P3l 1 
Demand, «;. Wt^Hl ^; fsiSsTll ^l 
Demarcation, s. ^fafcsTf <??"*i I 
Demean, v. ^[T^«| ?5 ; ^*T8 ^, 

3TSRJ <5 I 
Demeanour, s. *5[11>?C% 5f1%^ I 
Dementation, s. ^^" ^^T«l I 
Demerit, s. f^^«i5l, CWP3" • 
Demesne, s. ^[T*ffa1 ^t^", ^T &t?T 

Demi-, a. ^51%, ^Z%<$ I 
Demigod, $. $*fCTf*v5l, ^T^W^Xl I 
Demise, s.-^j, "5T^"«i, £Tf«l3Jt*f I 
Demit, v. W&F& ^, Ttfafl 1 
Democracy, s. *\W$* ?TT®J^, £t- 

Demolish, v. $f^:[ ^, •Tf*T * I 
Demolition, s. f^T*f , ^f^sf ^<C«i I 
Demon, s. ^5, "5?R< , f*f*U5 I 
Demoniac, 5. ^W"^ ^jf%^ l 
Demonology, s. C^1%3» t^"W)1 ! 
Demonstrable, a. , sfhTT\?ttC^T$0, 

Demdnstrate,«;.£tTrt«llT?n t^^^T ^ » 
Demonstration, s. W ST^T*! I 



DEP 69 

Demonstrative, a. ^fSTTf^, *T- 

Demoralize, v. 5ft1% ^»3> ^ I 
Demur, v. csifa 3>,tw^, ^^r^^ 
Demure, a. ft^f, ^tj ; ^c^T^r 
Demurrage, s. c^faT?" ^f"^^ ^T\51 I 
Den, s. ^5TJ*p3?r fflf, *1^?T I 
Denial, 5. ^^t^T< ,^M^*T,^t?" 
Denizen, s. C*fYfr®5T,:*5iC?r?r iT^TT- 

Denominate, 0. iTTST CPf, **\^1 ^ I 
Denomination, s. ^T^T, ^\^1 1 
Denote, v. vlWe, ^, Jf*fl, ?^tl ■ 
Denounce,??. Tf«2j^t<r «>, ^"ST *f*fl, 

Dense, a. *R, f^ft^, 9f!T?, C^TT?T I 
Density, s. *R^ar, tfil?^, WTW I 
Dental, a. WJ, W3^^t? 1 [w& 1 
Denticulated, a. ^J[1US^ ^Jt? W^i- 
D^ntifrice, s. "Sf^^, ^T®^, fsrfir I 
Dentist, s. WC?"TCSf3" fsf^W l 
Dentition, s. f*T$3" W3 sfc^ 1 
Denude, v. ^S*\W 35, ^ 3*, t^3"5f 3> I 
Denunciation, s. ^<T £fW*fa, "Sr*f- 

Deny, v. ^-?Pt3>T<r 3», ^*f^»* *P I 
Deodand, s. gJT?rf*$in5*r ^sfrfS I 
Depart, v. 2$%V* <p, ^TaTSC?" 

Department, s. f^Ttf, *Tt?TC^W ; 

«J*r^3stfr ; ^T^1 I 
Departure, s.gtTT*,^T»T3C?T*r3Rl 
Depend ; «?,^T,*t?:T^ ^,^T^1 ^ I 
f"3 



DEP 

Dependence, s. tt^^, t^^Vl, <*lt^1 
Dependent, «. *f?rTtffa, ^tf^tS ( 
Depict, p. fc>4 <p, *^0 ^ I 
Depletion, 5. *£u ^<«l I [>r^;C^, 
Deplorable, a, ft»T*Tsft?r, CWSK 
Deplore, v. t%^M 35, C^ 1 * 35 I 
Deploy, v. t^K^rt tt^HF 35 I 
Deponent, 5. *tf^, *T*r<tf3»t3'35 I 
Depopulate, 0. TT^^^pJ 3?i 
Depopulation, s. c^*T ^§l%sj[ 3*3" «| I 
Deport, v. ^HE?"*! 35 ; tfPTTS?" 35 1 
Deportment, 5. ^ItST?", 373^1"^" 1 
Depose, v. *fW5]v5 3? ; TfT^J CW 
Deposit, *. ^ff^;^ 537, 3"^35 I 
Deposit, v. sffS^S 35, W® 35 I 
Depositary, s. sffc^s 53"JSTT3;3S I 
Deposition, 5. *tT^T ; *ffil|J'53S?"«l I 
Depository^.^f^T^T^T^T^ 
Depot s. WW?, T[*jT9rt?r 1 
Deprave, 0. ^^> 3«, ^"3? 3>, f35f\5! 
Depravity, «.ff^3l,^3>Tfsr,^^5l I 
Deprecate, v. ft^Tl" 6 ! gtfsfal 35, 

^"sri sttafal 35 1 

Depreciate, v. ^pfj*[:R 3? ; ^£ 3? I 
Depredation, s. a£v 7 ^5T*1"£T?" I 
Depredator, s. ^?Tl, vFT^f^S I 
Depress, e?. ^tC?"^" TaT^I ^1"5 ^ ; 

^H ^! 
Depression, 5. ^T^7T , 5T^', ^t^^ I 
Deprivation, 5. ^I^T'?', ^t% I 
Deprive, 0. S5lf^?1 «^? ^^5 <*' 
Depth, s. ff^^5l, SfreT" ; ^^T 



DES 

Deputation^. £fr%f^f% ^*t CS^ 6 ! I 
Depute, v. t^CTTT^f <5, C£$jq <p I 
Deputy, s. 2f i%Rf*f, off W l 
Derange, y.^jr^^ir ^ctp^T?" ^ I 
Deranged,a.^qf^,^^^f^,^v5^t^ I 

DeretfctionjS.^ftsjTsf^ei^^MT I 
Deride, v. t^5i*f *5, ^"^PT ?P l 
Derision, s. t^g*f, ^*reT*T, tl^l ! 
Derivation^. ^T^Wt^,^J^nf6 I 
Derivative, *. 3JA*fg, SJ^Tftf^ I 
Derive, v. ^*f^ ■%, $^*ff% ^ I 
Dernier, a. G^re, ^1%*F, ^T^J I 
Derogate, v. JT^T ^, Tft^TR ^ I 
Derogatory,*. ^*TirT^ ^T^T^ I 
Descant, v. {3^ff?P$<5f?<l1 ^, ?rt- 

Descend, v. ^T^, ^Wrffsre <p I 
Descendant, 5. Tf^T^T, ^V%*^1% i 
Descent, s. ^TCSffrTSR ; ^f^tl^?1 

^T* ; ^ I 
Describe, v. t^t*t^s»C*T ^s^efcr 9 
Description,*. ^<s?1^JT<T]1;2f^T?: i 
Descriptive, a. ^"<^^tft f^T*f *lt I 
Descry, v. TJ<r^C5 "^W 3> 1 
Desecrate, v. ^^ff^ ?p, £ff3&1 

Desert, 5. ^jcjj, Tr^^f^", sr- 

Desert, v. \5Jt9f <5, fa^ssfr ^ ! 
Deserter, 5. ^fs^, ^T$f$1 1 
Deserve, p. ^ofSI"«r 3\ ^Wl^CfR" 

OTsfJ ^ I 
D eservedly, ad. WtraTtf J ' 



70 DES 

Deserving, a. c*rffi J, ^*fw f 
Desideratum, s. ^R^l^^rf^ ^f- 

Design, s. ^rj%£ft? j £fl%5[1%1 
Design, v. <p**fai <p, f&$ <g | 
Designation, 5. fsftTTTSR, f^C^T » 
Designedly,** 7 . ¥C^^T<r,^T^^tC?:i 
Designing, *. ^g y s^j, *ffc a ^ 1 
Desirable, *. *H^?r, irc^T^T » 
Desire, 5. ^T^1, ^T^t^jspi, ^Tt 
Desirous, *. ^sr/faTS^t, ^vg$ t 
Desist, v. ft^ng ^, t^|« 3, CTiT I 
Desk, s. f%f«!rsT3" C*T§f, C*K* ^T- 

Desolate,*. ^T^^^Jj^rTsT I 
Desolate, v. ^Tw% «>, *$^J ^ I 
Desolation, 5. ^^RTT, $1%3$1 I 
Despair, s. f^r"t*ri, ^^<T?i1 1 
Desperado,*.-jS3iT^:^,?rt5fTWl [*Tl 
Desperate, *. t^^T^r.^t^ft^,^?^- 
Despicable,*. \{^sfa. C"^r^5T?f5n 
Despise, v. \§>^" 3>, ^3"^1 <>l 
Despite, s. CVS, ft\*I1, *XJt 1 
Despoil, «;. ^5j*f^«l J$, 5# ^ ( 
Despond,^. ^^^1 ^fa ^,f^3"H ^ 
Despondency, 5. f^?"T*t1, f^^ll 
Despot, s. C^^TsT#t 3"T^?1 1 
Despotic, *. <rsTO*ffa ; ^JTT I 
Despotism, s.^TfWSJjC^TTOS 

Dessert, s. Tp^T^T?", tvlcjT'fl'- 



DET 71 

Destination, s. OT C^t^T t%C*f^ 
^Tf%£TTC*r C<5R t^TCU<r t^T^fj 

Destine, v. ff*3 c*f ; t^W^*! ^, ^3"- 

Destiny, s. ^^7$, <5*TTtfT, ^TsfJ I 
Destitute, 0. 3"ft$, ^R, ^T^t^f I 
Destitution, s. nffa^tavgl, F^«t1 1 
Destroy, v. t^T^f <x», ^f^§[ ^ I 
Destruction, s. f^t*f 5 *8"\*t | 
Destructive, a. ftsrK^, *ET\*I3SI 
Desuetude, s. f^|f%, l^t^W, "ST- 

Desultory, a. ,; 5rf%'^", ^f^f^S I 
Detach, v f^j%^ <$, <Jo|-^<5 I 
Detachment, s. t^C^rj^ c*f ^»Tsf 

Detail, s. f^fg; lt^«l, |^t€, 

*jT*rji i 

Detain, p. ^Tl^ 3F, 7TT*!", *T3> <$ I 
Detect, «\Ci?lT'<?r,*raR ^J#<5 ^l 
Detection, s. Ofl^ gf^T^T ^<r«i I 
Detention, s ^fi^, ^i"ti?3>R I 
Deter,t\ ^TfC^fsf^ 3>, f5?^rT<r«i ^ I 
Detergent, a. *ff?teT?'3» J 'sr»RT*ra5 I 
Deteriorate, v. ir 5 ^ «>, ^ssrsfj <5 I 
Deterioration, s. f^5f3ifa",^n&3»<!r«l I 
Determinate, #. t^^tl?^, Rf*153 I 
Determination, s. f^spjf^", TR^[ i 
Determine, v. f%j 3>, f^ftftte ^, 

Detest, v. spil *p, ^t^jqJ ^"4^1 ^ I 
Detestation, s. ^«|1, ^^^1, C^ I 
F 4 



DEX 

Dethrone, v. f*iV3;faR5T5 *$ I 
Detonation, I! Tj?tT>OT?T ^fcfc *ffi I 
Detract, v. f£\*lT*J#<S ^WJ?C 

Detraction, s. TTTC^^T ^T*T *5?T«I, 

Detriment, s. ^^5?, ^^ ^T^ I 
Deuce, s. ff^", tft? ; ^5 I 
Devastation, s. ^f^^1, ^T*t I 
Develope,v. £f<$t*f ^, ^Ttt^K 3? I 
Deviate, v. *fC9|7r *Tfe?T *T1 I 
Deviation, 5. t^ToTsfSR, ^^sft^i 
Device, s. ^tJtf, ^of ; ^jSfHT ^W 

Devil, 5. ^5, fr?3J ; ptst?" I 
Devilish, a. ^QVJ #UT?T • ^3>tfr, 

*f<Tt5T?fr 1 
Devious, a. f^^f^sft^l", 3W 1 
Devise, v. ^^^1 ^, fB^l. ^ ; Tfft- 

*ra*T?1 WR <p I 
Devoid, a. *[#a, "jft*, ^f^S, t<^Tl l 
Devoir, s. c*T*1, *f1?fa*Dl, ^T*R1 I 
Devolve, v. *f f^?H «t\SF, ^CW^ - ^t^T 
Devote, v. ^^T^f ^, wf^ ^ I [^ I 
Dev6ted,«.*T3"t?r«i,^fa e 1 ,^!^^ i 
Devotee, *. c^T^ft, ^5^f Tl", ^13t^t t 
Devotion, s. 5i"^"R%1, ^f¥, ^ c Ss- 
Devotional, a. *T?sr?T^ftiri [^^T I 
Devour, v. ?fT^ ^, <ftt?l c^p^ I 
Devout, a. Wt?T <*T?rT?r«l, ^^R^" S 
Dew, 5. f*tf*t^T, :ft^T?r I 
Dewlap, s. 9f^<5^vT, 5Tt^1 I 
Dexter, a. ^tf^ 6 !, ^T%* I 



DIE 



Dextenty, s. Tf*F3l, f^*+«l<$1 I 
Dexterous, a. f^*£«l, Tf«F, ^*ij i 
Diabolical, ^.^C^ ^TJt^^l^F^ I 
Diadem, *.f%^T^fl>,f«rc?"T^«! 
Diagnostic, s. C?TT«ff^*&nr^ fl>^ I 
Diagonal, s. cWTjI^I, ^Ttf^fal I 
Diagram, s. ^•[?fr , s > fC^»3, f^T I 
Dial, s. -JErftT ^^t?^ ^Tl%^ ^T*f, 

Dialect, s. £ftfr*?llT <5T*1 1 
Dialogue,s.^C^r^W^,2tC*fot8T I 
Diameter, s. ^tf^lj^] I [?5C*f I 
Diametrically, ac£. fi>^ t^^^t^- 
Diamond, 5. ^j-^1, ^}^ *rft I 
Diaper, 5. *T>TC5T5rt ^T*F5 I 
Diaphoretic, #. C^TtflfW I 
DiarrWa, s. Sjrstft, ^fSTT*f?T I 
Diary, s. c^TTSRTsrl, tfRl^RI 
Dice, 5. ^TvF, *fT*n, *fTf©, TjT5 1 
Dictate, 5. WTCW^f, ^TSal, ftf*T I 
Dictate, t>. CsT^I ; ^"^33 35 I 
Dictation, s. ^ft?1 CWT^T, ^T- 

CW*t <^ 1 
Dictator, s. <il^Tt%*ft%, <5TtC*f*r^ ; 

Dictatorial, a. 3»^ff<j5*f, Tftf%^ I 
Diction, 5. n^ftsjm, TTWSfWI 
Dictionary, s. ^rf^T^, *HfC^T^T I 
Didactic, a. $*TCTr*ra, f*WTWt?T3s I 
Die, s. irjT<r C^; *fT® ; JW 1 
Die, v. ^nr,£tT«i^3T9t 3>,<5t^£fT^ ^1 
Diet, *. Wj, ^W$ ; ?1«i*T^1 1 



72 D1L 

Diet, t\ ^sfr CPf, ^TT^t?T Of I 
Differ, v. ftf%?j[ ^, ^rt?T<5J ^ 1 
Difference, 5. StC^W, ^srt^^ji 
Different, a. t%?j, -sj^f^p , t^C^T^ I 
Difficult, a. ^?^ 5 f *$?", ^fe* l 
Difficulty, s. ^^C^tfifaj, ^«f j 
Diffidence, s. ^ft^frT, tjc^ 1 
Diffident, 0. *j^ 9 sfjc^thsF, ^Fl 
Diffuse, v. ^tjT^T 35, ftMT<r 3> 1 
Diffuse, a. t^tf?$, *jTtt ; <T^*T 1 
Diffusion, *. 3l^J, ft"$T?T ?P?r«l I 
Diffusive, 0. *JT*R 8"«iftf*t*i> I 
Dig, v. -af^R *, •$$, c^T\5 1 
Digest, s. <rre^T?T *l^1t3l, ftfk- 

5Frr ? r ^!T^ ' 
Digest, v. *TT^ ^ ; **f ttcft 9 ; 

Digestion, 5. *?T<5 ; G$$ <53"«1 1 
Digit, s. ^^tra ^n *nste *sra, 

5^1 *i *pfj?r 37tt*r<r im*iT\- 

Digitated, a. ^W*fa*>\ 
Dignify, v. cWtfT^tf^"® ^, ^33 ^ * 
Dignitary, s. §E»*fJH[ *tC?lft$, 

Dignity, s. C5ft?re, ^^, ^^fW 
Digress, «?. ^"T^T^ ^C, f^S^t 
Digression, 5. ^"^ 9i^r^ ; ^t^Jt^"^ 

Dike, s. *T9fT<T, ^rTf^t, ®t^T^ I 
Dilapidation^. ^?f ^^^,^¥,^t*f I 
Dilate, v. f^§lf?3 ^, £f*T^ ^ I 



DIE 
Dilatory,**. iffa*^,^*^"?". Csifa- 

Dilemma, s. ff*H, t^P^, f?W, 
Diligence, s. TTCaTOTsf, nf?^*T I 
Diligent, a. sstft, ^CWJTsrt, g^TT^ I 
Pilute,t?.^T^wTl ^,5?>T 3> I [^i^i 
Dim, a. 3tT*f *Tl Y^> c ^^ * ' ^~ 
Dimension, a. ^fftrsrT*!, *f1?r*T^r I 
Diminish, v. ^T^I 3>. •p^' ^ I 
Biminution,*. "51^,^51 """t^lj-TT^I I 
Diminutive, «. ^5, •*!"#, C^^1 1 
Dimity ,*.|%srfiNM ?,*[W ^1*3 
Dimple, 5. fs<R? 31 sTTCc??" CT>T*T I 

Din, s. t^n^c^rrsr^^jC^w^^ri 

Dine, v. gfsrfa c^TSR <S, ?OTtC^ 

Dingy, «. -srT^?1 3% *[**< I 
Dinner, a. £f5fR C^TSR, "STSfjtC^ 

Dint, *. ^rt*rt$wT?rl ci>T*f ; **r, 
Diocesan, 5. £f *rfa Sf^rtso 1 ^ 1 
Diocese, a. *r?frT*nc^<r ^fwt"3"l 
Dip, v. ^*t^?l1 CW, *r*f 3? I 
Diphthong, a. ^JTJ%, fw?" I 
Diploma, 5. c^T«fJ^T?T Sf^rT«l <s t3r, 
*RSJf I [T£5 3imt<T I 

Diplomacy, a. tt\w £ff\$f^f*f «rs5r, 
Dire, «. WT^«i. ^"toss, c*ft$ I 
Direct, a. c*TOl, *i?*T, ^ ; ?Pf^i 
Direct, v. 5HFJ 3> ) S5IT331 3>, "W 

Direction, s. ^im ; *T^J ; f«izj1- 
Directly, <*d ^t ^c«i ; C?lT©T<&C*T I 



73 



DIS 



Director, 5. WTSaT^I, *TTf%Wt3l ; 

*T*MTW<F ; fsf%*7TT<T ^3ftc*rat 

Directory, s. *ff«1 t3X*PT; gftsfcfl 

Direful, «. fft^«j, ^"Ut^^l 
Dirge, a, CTOTf^ sfT^ I 
Dirk, s. cwrg), ^f?<5l, *TWr?n 
Dirt, 5. ^sfsr, ^TW1, *r*T, *f3f I 
Dirty, a. ^>T*r1?fs$T?r, *r<rc?1 1 
Dis-, t%g- 31 t^*f^t"v5CTT*ra *r^f I 
Disability, a. ^W*n5l, ^T^fsr^fj ; 

Disable, v. ^^J{ 3>, W^T?"^ <5 1 
Disabuse, 0. U*re^tf5 ^3F ^1 
Disadvantage, 5. ^r*f^T|T, ?TJTS[T$ I 
Disaffection, a. ^C^Wst, ^5r*TC3TC, 

Disagree, v. ^t^J ^, fr*f<ftv5^l 
Disagreeable, a. ^JTjcgt"^, ^>- 

Dissallow,^. ^T^t^T^"^, f%U%% ^1 
Disannul, v. ^T^U$T1 3>, <rftl5 3> I 
Disappear, v. ^^"fa ^", 'sr^Tj"^ I 
Disappoint, v. Wi^Tt^f *s,3f^5 <5 
Disapprobation, a. ^^fj^^lSj, 

Disapproval, .s ^PTSSrf^^i^rl-^T?" ! 
Disapprove, v. ^r*W5 "$, ^T^T^^ 

Disarm, v. ft^S ^, ^T5?"f^^ ^ I 
Disarrange, v. ^jt^^'sr ^,3]^J?I ^ I 
Disaster, s. 1^*fW, ^T*fW, J^t^1 1 
) Disastrous, «. ^IH"^^, ^1^^ I 



DIS 74 

Disavow, v. ^T*f^ ^, ^Tt^t?" ^ i 
Disavowal, s. ^5r*f^»*r, ^Tt^f?" I 
Disband, v. t*R7W5T ^?f ^, W> 

Disbelief, *. ^gfaJIT, ^r^W I 
Disbelieve,!?. ^jgfvsj^r ^, ^i^^1 ^ i 
Disburden, v. ^t/^^re ?T^ *s I 
Disburse, v. 3J? ^ $ «f^ 35 i 
Disbursement, s. 37<r 5 «$r<ru i 
Discard, v. ^?srt>J3 sp 5 *1"W£73 ^ I 
Discern, v. *f*f s{ <u, ^ *f^Wl ^ i 
Discerning, a. T^,^i%,T£<rTf*rf i 
Discernment, 5. 37%, t^C<T5^1, *f- 
fft^l 1 [*f t?c*n*r I 

Discharge, 5. f^sfa ^T«|, ^tfT|TO ; 
Discharge, v. ^J <a;j%5 ^, "5T^ 

Disciple, s. p^j, ^, 9f$jn | 
Disciplinarian, s. ?rf5to ^TI^R^el I 
Discipline, s. ^fT^R, f*f^1, W3 5 
Disclaim,^ ^T^t^T<T <*, W 5 ?^ ^ 1 
Disclose, v. 3TJ^ «>, 2f^T*f ^ } 
Disclosure, s. g'Q t^sr St^ff I 
Discolour, v. t^^sf ^, "5rt%^ ^ I 
Discomfit, v. *f 3"ns?r 3?, ^T^ ^ l 
Discomfiture, s. •s^T^, Tft?T ! 
Discomfort, s. ^^r, ^<f.<^] I 
Discompose, v. ^5rf%J ^^cn^F 3> 1 
Discomp6sure,s.t^^T.^f%<n5ll 
Disconcert^-WEf^^^^t^ ^ I 
Disconnect,?;. ^^tfTtf 3>^ f 4"3? 35 1 
Disconsolate, a. t^Sl, f^T% 



DIS 

Discontent, s. ^TO^t^", ^^rft? I 
Discontinue, v. f^|j% ^, fr^PS^ I 
Discord, s. Wfo^J^C^ttc^TT^f I 
Discordant, a. ^7{^$, ^J%3»T^ I 
Discount, 5. TjT^T^" ^T^l, Sf?Ttl> ' 
Discountenance, v. ^SRTff <T ^, ^T- 

Discourage, 17. ^*fT*T 3>, ^OT «W 

Discourse, s. TOTt^f^sta, ^*TCW*T, 
Discourteous, a. ^5ff*ri|>, ^T^JI 
Discover, v. ^J^ ?&, TOT^T *f1 I 
Discovery, s. ^T^, ^tttf^?Tl I 
Discredit, s. ^MH"T^, ^rfr^tTI 
Discreditable, a.^^tlR^^^TJI 
Discreet, a. *f1?fe|TW*Pf, £f^3 I 
Discreetly, ad. T^C3I>^T' 5 j"3r3> I 
Discrepancy, *. t^s^qj, ^Jr%^^" I 
Discretion,s.^f^tW'^5l,*r'3^1l 
Discretionary, a. C^^T^ft^T I 
Discriminate, v. C^fC^W % *J- 

Discrimination, 5. gfC^W ^<T«| ; ft- 
Discursion,s.^§^s ; <|sr«i,*f?fjT>»f I 
Discursive, «. ^"3^31 ^j5r«|*ftcT, 
Discus, s. sisscstW?" i?3p 1 |5^*r 1 
Discuss, v. ftst?" ^, 1^531 ^ I 
Disdain, 5. CWSSt^, ^Jt^^J I 
Disease, *. C?rT9f, *ftv?1, ^JtC^T^ I 
Disembark, v. c^^T^tc^ ^T"§T I 
Disembodied,^. CW^^t^W^^t^l I 
Disembogue, v. ^^C^ ^Wt ^v^ I 
DisemboweljW.^^fT^C^t^^^ I 



DIS 



75 



Disencumber, v. ^T^T^GSi STo* 3», 

Disengage^ v. 5T^ <5, ^SJTJ"^ ^ I 
Disentangle, v. TO«T^£® T["& ^, 

f^?F**ft5 ^ I 
Disesteem, s. ^I?^!^", ^r^Sal I 
Disfavour, s. wgtWJl, p[^\ - 
Disfigure, v. fir^f^s, 1%?&*f «F ' 
Disfranchise, t;. ^t^Ttf®^ ^»"ST$1 

Disgorge, v. ^TfSft^T ^, ^3R ^ I 
Disgrace, s. ^*fsrpT, ^T^TW?", ^1- 

«DT^ t 
Disguise, s. ^Jre*f, Sf^C^m I 
Disgust, s. ^5T^fl>, fo?ri%, ^T«i1 I 
Dish, s. c^T®R*fra, 5TT^1 I 
Dishabille, s. i<|ejT?r1 ^fHh^Jf,^^ I 
Dishearten, v. "STOTf^tf ^> f^?"T*f ^ 
Dishevel, v. c^T trf ^s.^^rcfl I 
Dishonest, a. ^^st, gf^^ w- 

Dishonesty, 5. <T^^51; ^^<r^^1 I 
Dishonour, s. W^^I^T, ^^l^T I 
Dishonourable, a. ^^fTKTT^, C^<I I 
Disinclination, s. ^f^^l, t^"5Tr% I 
Disingenuous, a. ^»fi> wf, ^?t<3"fT 1 
Disinherit, v. fcfra^ ^srfV^T?T 

Disinter, v. *K7r%$ Cl> 1^3 ^ 1 
Disinterested,^ f^csfret, f^S^Tsff I 
Disjoin, v. t^CTTT^f 3>, f^t^W ^ I 
Disjoint, v. gfeljra <P, ^T^f% 3? I 
Disjunction, 5. ^?ri%, *Jsfa *P3:«i I 



BIS 

Disjunctive, a. ftt^ff^fttf®^ I 
Disk, *, ipfirfihr «t^c^*r; S3 3 1 
Dislike, s. ^fs, fr<rf¥, ^1 • 
Dislocate, /y.^ff%-»ff «». ^|^|^^ 3> I 
Dislodge, v. fas*[$ 3>, ^f^^^ ^ I 
Disloyal, «. £f^gj%* tt"CfST I 
Disloyalty, 5. £f^r»J%J t^Tfa^l I 
Dismal, a. c-affii^, gttft®^, 

Dismantle, v. 1%?C3 ^, WI3§f<tf; 
Dismast, v. "STT^^T ^T^ 3> I 
Dismay, s. ^<r, *fi$1, ^T?T, ^Tf3^ I 
Dismember, v. ^"^c^Jf^ 3? I 
Dismiss, t?. ft?fT?r ^ ; *TW5J3 3? I 
Dismissal, ") 

Dismission, j *- 

Dismount, v. ^^C^Tt ^«1 ^, ^TtST I 
Disobedience, s. Wf^i*T\§SR, >sret- 

Disobedient, 0. ^TftSal ^ffi, ^5T^*t I 
Disobey, v. ^rt^T^^R ^ I 
Disoblige, v.^TTT^l? ^,^5T*T^T^" 555 1 
Disobliging^.w^^T^^^nnt^n 
Disorder, s.C^t^rsrt^,^^^; C<n*n 
Disorganize, v. t^"^f^|"rr <$ I 
Disown, v. ^"^^["5" 3J, ^^"^3" ^1 
Disparage, 0. \g5RTTT?rt ^$T5f ?T ^, 

Disparagement, s. fsr**f1, w^firt^' I 
Disparity, 5. ^T^irT^^I, W^^TMl 1 
Dispassionate, «. $ft<T, f%^"sr^Ts, 

5ft?rTsft, ^j*r^*rT^t 1 

Dispatclv,^<Cl ; ^ C2(t?^ *f^l 



BIS 

Dispatch, v. ^<3"T^ C2t<T«J ^; 3"*T3SI 
Dispel, v. Tj^r ^, ^51, ^1 1 
Dispensary, s. ^f^T^? ! 
Dispensation, s. 3'^ ; TT^C^TJ^" £f- 

Dispense, v. 3«iNT «>, frs^ *F I 
Dispeople, v. C^t^^TI 3>,31%?I3? ] 
Disperse, v. tarfw <£> F\?1 I 
Dispirit, v f^3"T*f <?, ^v5t*t *P I 
Displace, v. ^M^T «p, *TT? S73 ^ I 
Display, v. W*f|, £f^T*f 9, Sfsrstrt^T^ 
Display, 5. W*f R ; i^J, ^T^a?" I 
Displease, v. ^3^3^ «5, f^"<F 3» I 
Displeasure, s. ^J^C^T"^, C^ptM' I 
Disport, s. Z#t\5"1, C<&\|^ C«*T5fl I 
Disp6sal,*.^5rsffar/5rf*r*>t?r; f^?Wi 
Dispose, v. ^"5|^ <$ ; 5TtHl,1^?^r 3? I 
Dispose of, v. ft;^ *p, wt^" ?p 1 
Disposer, s. fa^q^l, ^ft?^*!"^, 

Disposition, s. ^EFfa, *TT<rl, ^^1 I 
Dispossess, v. ^rfsr^T^TEre ^ I 
Disprop6rtion,*.^*T3rR'3l, ^TC*r*r I 
Disprove, v. , 3I^T«J^^,2f?J'l*l *5f^ i 
Disputable, a. 1^5 3^3, R^T^fj I 
Disputant, s. f%3Twt, fe'^ I 
Disputation, s. f^5!»1, f^TW I 
Dispute, s. f^ftr, t^C?TT"<r, 3^1 1 
Disqualify, v. ^C^rfsO ^, ^^^T ^ I 
Disquiet, v. ^F£<T «>, ^ffsf ^ ' 
Disquietude, s. ^fafnsl, ^5tW 1 
Disquisition, s. TWT^^tW, fts^l 
Disregard, s. ^^l, SC^W I 



76 DIS 

Disrelish, s. ^<?f$, fr^fif, fcTTtsf I 
Disreputable, «.^5r*TTri^©^,r."3iri 
Disrepute, s. ^r«*r]Tt%, ^*f5TT^ I 
Disrespect, s. ^^fw^", ^TTOsri 
Disrespectful, a. ^T^TW^^T^t? ^r- 

Disrobe, v. *Tf?^Pf $JT?T ^,tt^S ^l 
Disruption, 5. ftc^W, ^Tsf^ I 
Dissatisfaction,^ ^TO^PT^^f^S l 
Dissect, v. ^5^1 *J*C*5W ^ I 
Dissemble, 0. ^*TT>31 3>, ^m ^ ; 

C«(t*f * <5 1 
Disseminate, v. 37f^ *P, ^^ ^ «ff I 
Dissension, 5. ^t^T^J, RC^T^f I 
Dissent, v. ft"C*5^TC3 ^t^^J 3V 

srsTsr ^ 1 

Dissertation, s.*nT«*rj1,£fa3F,£t*T3f I 
Disservice, s. ^*T^T?*, ^f^3> ' 
Dissever, v. f%*T!$ 3>, t^C?!^ ^ I 
Dissimilar, #. ^jTftf*!, ^^scTI I 
Dissimilarity, s. ^r*rf^*Tj, gfC^W I 
Dissimulation, s. 3»t*fTJ, ft^T?"«i1 1 
Dissipate, »-. WS% W1, ^^HT^l 
Dissipation, 5. ^"fa, ^1^37?, cT- 

Dissolute, a. cT"*fT>, CwrtEPl, 2^1 I 
Dissolution, s. Tjsr^r«l ; ^t*f, *T?T*| I 
Dissolve, «;. J3" ^; ^tW» ^^^ ^1 
Dissolvent, a. J?r^Tf\, JT^"^ I 
Dissonance, s. ^CfTlT ^f^sT^T, ^T- 

Dissonant, a.^TCsrsr^^^fj^att^J I 
Dissuade, y. ^«[T^T^1 f^|« ^?T1 1 



■DIS 

Dissuasive, a. f^'^T^, t^^e^ I 
Dissyllable, s. ^JW$ *f?r I 
Distaff, s. *tr^, ^ vS^'^t » 
Distance, s. Tf3"^3, ^H^"^ I 
Distant, a. tjt^ ^j^_ ■ ^r^TSTt^ft I 
Distaste, s. ^<?f5, fi^pgl, tt<rT?f I 
Distemper, s. c<rT*f ; f ^t* l 
Distend, v. gfr^ fti$1«f <p, gf*rt?r | 
Distension, 5. f*n$}ef^<r«|, SfJTtf «i I 
Distich, s. f%^<r«j cUT^ I 
Distil, v. C5T?1, ^<T, t^S^T^ 1 
Distillery, 5. ^TCTfJ^: ^T^t I 
Distinct, a. 1%^, -sj^ ; ^^ I 
Distinction, 5. £fC5W ; "ST^TJTWl I 
Distinctive, a. £fC^W?j"5^ I 
Distinctly, ad. *Pfd^C<f,*Tftc K rar I 
Distinguish, v. C^WTC^Jf <5, fasT, 

Distinguished, «. SjTfjTfrfafiT, £f- 
Distort, v. OT5\S1,Rf 5 ^ I [pT^i 
Distortion, *. CSTTSST^; TJsf; f^- 

Distract, v. f^<[*F 3?, ^Tq ^ I 
Distracted, a. 37^57, 1%*£, ^¥ I 
Distrain, v. C^t^ ^,^,^1^^ 3? I 
Distraint, s. C^T^ ^T«l, t^C^t^T I 
Distress, s. Tp-ST, Tftf 1%; CWfa I 
Distress, 0. TJS«*r Ctf, C£*T fl? I 
Distressing, a. ?S<rWT?<P, C^W I 
Distribute, v. !^"»T?r 3>, ^T\'*f 3? 1 
District, s. Etareil, £tCW*T, *f^t I 
Distrust, *. ^£fanr, ^fHT*T I 
Disturb, v. 37^ <F, -i^TC^C^I 3? I 



77 DIV 

Disturbance, s. STitsftc? , ^^r^fo- 

jf& 1 
Disunion,s.<s>fT^J,1%C"»W, ^ifo^J I 
Disunite, v. *f$T^?P, f%"f%^ ^ I 
Disuse, 5. ^TO<reT?r, f^fPe 1 
Ditch, s. 9f\5^Tt, «4TTS, ^ I 
Ditto, «cZ. if, v5$n a c^ 1 
Ditty, 5. ^\c^n tffa, 5tT=T / 
Diuretic, a. ^sTWfW^ I 
Diurnal, «. "fit J^^fa, bft^^ I 
Divan, 5. \§f<f^ cw*ft?r 3TTSIW1 1 
Divaricate, v. f^Tsf ^, flr^ e 1 ^ I 
Dive, v. Tjjft Tf1, v5f^T?ri *T1, *T$f ^ I 
Diverge, v. 4^T^tC5 2J*TT?% 

nr<&T;«f ^ 1 

Divers, a. *f|#f1, 1%fasf, ^rc*TO l 
Diverse, a. £f^T?TT«?", ftfw 1 
Diversion, s. ^jf^^U", C^t\53» ; 

Diversity, 5. R-f%^^1, folfTSJ I 
Divert, v, ^ItOTW ^, J^^J & ; 

Diverting, a. *rfw, C^t^^t I 
Divest,v.^*r^ 3*, ft*3" 3> ; ^J«\ *s 1 
Divide, v. fkfv^ *s, f^fsf ^ 1 
Dividend, s. ^\*f ; ^^^T?fj ; 5T- 

Divination, s. vft'ZJs, ^^^^fst^^l l 
Divine, v. ^f^JSt^J ^^, ^T^T- 

Divine, «. «f T^^rTfif^ <^^?Y^ l 
Divine, s. ^^»fll¥, ^ittl I 



DOG 



78 



DOE 



Divinity, s. ^t?T^ ; ^5tf?<5 t%WJl I 
Divisible, a. 1%^T©J, ^V^sffa l 
Division, s. ^T*f, ^^ ^?"«l,t^C^WI 
Divisor, s. ^T^^T?"^ I 
Divorce, s. Wt^UZ^ fttt 3OT 

^C3 *[3F W^ I 
Divulge, 0. ?r]^ ^, gfST^ ^ I 
Dizzy, a. "STR^, "ST«tt*i"5rT e 1 I 
Do v. ^j, *r»*rg <5, f^te <5 i 
Docile, a. 3"*TJ, ^1J, c*T*rtft I 
Docility, s. *V£S\, **rj3l, f*t^T- 

Dock, s. ifT^Tlf f^T«l ^"fa, #t^ I 
Dock,v. C¥^f,^ 9 eTT^»T «>tT> : C^t^l 

Docket, s. siftri?^ f*tc?rWTl; fr- 
^Tf?3 c«**rT?r *r\w*r i 

Doctor, 5. fsl^N,^, t^WJ; ^T?"- 

Doctrine, s. Spy, f*T5Fl, ^fCW*f I 
Document, 5. f^W*f •Jl'lir, f%f«t I 
Dodge,, v. gf-ST^I <p, ^T1% 1??1 

Doe, s. ^f|"qt, ^sft l 

Doer, 5. ^^^t<3"c>, ^^r^el I 

Doff, v. 33 ^Jt*r <5 ; csffa ^ I ' 

Dog, s. ^ ; 5^", ^^1? ^1 ' 

Dog, v. vptpt* * OT*r ^1 

Dogdays, s. * v asfW ^*fk KV 

Dogged, a. 4^£<n, §tf, C^T^t I 



Doggerel, s. ^PT3<ef^$1 I [?th 
Dogma, «. c^R sro!;<r*reT Wl, t^- 
Dogmatical, «. f^"*&?T«f, ^*T5T- 

Doings, s. *jT*fT?r, fasirl, 3?T*fj i 
Dole, v. f<r^J<\ <5, xSj^ffR ^ I 
Doleful, a. c*TT^Tf^3, tt^TTWSTC^ I 
Doll, s. «£ef*to1, *£^>*T, WJP& i 
Dollar, s c?W ^fl fc*t^ I 
Dolour, *. C^tT^, f^cTt«f , ys^f I 
Dolphin, s. ^T sjTfp TT**TJ fecTO I 
Dolt, s, f?ft#T*r, ^ C37<p! i 
Domain, s. ^ifif^t?", ^TT®^ I 
Dome, s. ^TC5<T "£v51, SCTO l 
Domestic, s. "STC^ ET^T, v53J I 
Domestic, a. ffc 7f^#t?,^CTf*ft? I 
Domesticate, v. "5r?C^fT^1 3* I 
Domicile s. u^ - , "%]%, T^TR I 
Dominant, a. gJ^j^WT**, gf^'R i 
Domination, s. *l|TT3i»*r, £f^53 I 
Domineer, v. W^^#^ ^*T33 3> I 
Dominical, a.^flr^n^r T^#tir I 
Dominion, s. ^TTSf^, ^t%^T?" I I 
Donation, s. Tfffi, 2fWR,*2?"^T^ ( 
Donative, 5. WR 5 *tTftc^T]%^ ! 
Donjon, s. £ sfano^ 3»T?"TsrT?n 
Donor, s. tfT^I, J?T?T?P, WT^^«1 I 
Doom, 5. W^T^I ; ^T^^ ; Sfs^fr r 
Doomsday, s. vfJZvl\Z^ R5tC^"^" 
Door, s. *T?", £tC3C*t^ n«T I [tffa I 
Doorkeeper, s. ^T^^M^CW^t^^ I 
Dormant, a. f^fj^, ^£f<5t*t I 
Dormitory, s. *f^T5ft<r;?^?:^T^» 



DOZ 

Dorsal, a. «jkCTf*HEi 
Dose, s. 4?%z%J TTT^1 31 orl\S3S I 
Dot, s. f<r^, «j£ft i [^re^ore I 
Dotage, s. st^p J .fif"*** 3$*f%5l; 
Dotard, s. ^T^jgf^s ^t?T 

Dote, i;. ^*ff?1^r c£f*r 3? I 
Double, a. CWT^T^I, fr^, C^1v$1 I 
Double, v. f%#«t 3>, CWTWI I 
Double-dealing, *. ^t*fl>J, «*T5F51 I 
Doublet, s. ^TSf <n-*f1 fkm%; ^ i 
Doubt, s. *rc<W, 5T\*r?r, ff^fn 
Doubtful, a. f\fam, ^R1%3 | 
Doubtless, a. f^STCW^ ^re*fj i 
Douceur, s. *tTl?reTPra, ^c<ST5l 
Dough, s. ^ft1 *T?W1 I 
Doughty, «• ^<T, f^^T^l 
Dove, s. ^c^ffa, -5l"5r | 
D6vetail,^.j%^i cW CW,^^ ^ i 
Dowager, s. Tg$ ^T*ft<r srsf ^tfa"^ 

Dowdy, a. fW*T1, f *fjra c<r*T1 I 
Down, s. TO ; a<ffa *ft5K | 
Down, pr. vfto, ^s*S 1 
Downcast, a. ^rc^t^f, f^fj | 
Downfall, s. ^ras*!"^, f^T$ I 
Downright, a. *Pfd,£tf3,t^v5T3 I 
Downward, #cL ^tSfltJrCSf I 
Downy, «. ^Tfa *ft*T«T t%f*f^ | 
Dowry, *-. c*T[^P, Sl"*R, *f«l I 

Doxy, s. c<r*ni, *T?st, *t?R£ i 
Doze, v. ftnsn, \5^1 tt1, Tjst, nst^- 
Dozen, *. ^tif*f, ?TC^1 I [jjs ^ i 



79 DRA 

Drab,s.^t^tW^1j^fh >w f *3I t^C*t^ I 
Drab, a. fH"5fcn3"<, ^^^"4 I 
Draft, s. i>T3ST<r f^t, t%*$\ l 
Drag, «;. fsrsf^ri ^far, ^t^«t ^| 
Draggle, v.-|j%^t? T> Tt^?1 snrsrl ^ 
Dragon, s, *Wftf*f$ spfwfs *j«f , 

^m i 

Dragonfly, 5. f^rsft, f<5j%;*rt<s1 1 
Dragoon, s. ^T?5F G7R1 f 
Drain, v. ^ToTI, ^W1, ^URtcTl I 
Drain, v. STTsTTWHrl @c? ^Tf^: <F, 

Drake,*. *fTl%^fT, «J\^\*t I 
Dram, s. *f ®^rT«l ftc*T^ ; eft* ; 

Drama, s. *rT3l,^TTNs, <PfaJi [g^ 
Dramatist, s. ^Tl>^ <5^1, ^T*rj*fT- 
Draper, s. ^fe^SI, ^T*ff^?1 I 
Drapery, s.THS, ^ 3R?U?; Wftj 

Draught, s. *f fa <P3"«1, c^T^, T>T?T 5 

Draughts, s. ^t%?Tl C4fi5fl 1%C*f* I 
Draughtsman, s. f^^^",t%f*f^^"| 
Draw, 0. <3(T^f«l <? ; ^j% C^tcT I 
Drawback, s. gf^Pft^, "f%^"^5 1 
Drawbridge, s. C3T*n ^TC^1 t 
Drawer, *. ^5TT<^f<5 j W.$t ^ttfc' 

Drdwers, 5. ntHT^rl, %©t?T I 
Drawing, s. ffrg, ^ft", ^ j 



DRO 

Drawl, v. $tz?[ >. W l 
Dray, s. TO3l^ sfrft I 
Dread, s. *T^i, ^T*T?rl, ^t^f, ^<T I 
Dreadful,a. ^W^", "»*IT^, ^t^Tl 
Dream, s. ■%% f^gT^Teffa W*f * ; 

Dreary, «. ^<reiJ^, 3FT*ilR^ I 
Dredge, s. <j^J1 *ft?<rt?" SfT*T; 

Dregs, s. srffir, 3>tl"T>, tf?t1, f*H>1 i 
Drench, v. Pfy 3» ; ^3*f <rt^<I1 I 
Dress, s. *rf?c*nr *% off?^* I 
Dress, v. <J3*ffff'<l"fa' 3» ; ^T^ «> I 
Driblet,*. ^**r *,t%f%*/f ^ ^ I 
Drier, s. n^^Z 7 *, C*TTW I 
Drift, 5. ^Tf%2fT? ; <mi?r *rf%,*T- 

^?r ¥T?ri TT*rtf 3 <^ i 

Drift, v. C^f%?1 CW, *ft?r1 *f1 I 
Drill, 5. t*TOT!T fW1 5 ^?T*Tq I 
Drink, v. *ffa ^1 
Drink, v. ®ft^$ J*J ; 0?T3» I 
Drip, v. C^TTjR *T?, f^ * *T5I 
Dripping, s. TfWT\C*nr CW ^K1 

Drive, v. Ft^flj tfal, 3Tv51 I 
Drivel, v. cfT^T G^pcT, C^*f C"*p*T I 
Driveller, s. &Ke , ^C^t^*TFff5T I 
Driver, s. *Tt?rfsr,srTCv5t?rT*, 5T*T<5l 
Drizzle, ». #?ft | @ *F5 1 
Droll, a. vgt^PPP, ?rf*T?F, ^W I 
Drollery, s. fTO*f , *ff?5t*T, <TJsf I 
Dromedary, s. *5$ facTO, *jf^ I 
Drone, s. ^I^«1J *J^ ^^f^<5l I 



80 



DUB 



Droop, v. ^rtsrfirsl *f\F, 31* $, 

Drop, *. fc^, c^r^i, «J^<* ; ^ccf 
Drop, v. f<r^r ;> ^ *ff^5 c ^ 

3jT*f ^ I 
Dropsy, s. liC*Tftf<fr C?TTsf, C^tTsf 

Dross, s. *rf^ *rT^fF, 5ft?, TTcTl f 
Drought, s. n5RT|13> ; f^fl I 
Drove, s. *rtff1^<r «fT«T, 1%vF I 
Drover, 5. ^t<Tt?T, *n93T**rNft I 
Drown, v. m& ^ff^1 sr^r, *T?f <5I 
Drowsiness, s. f^jT<W, fHrcrft I 
Drowsy, a. f^jT^T^, ftgT«3J 
Drab, ^. Tjj>Djr5rto ^ <^*rl l 
Drubbing, s. 2f*rT?T, *rT?T«r, <£t*R f 
Drudge, «?. ^t5^ 35, W^vs ^ i 
Drudgery, 5. ?\&F& ■ WT*T5SI [371 
Drug, s. £s*r, cs^si ; stctj ^fa *F- 
Druggist, s. *r*n*ff, ^f^T^rf^i^; 1 "* 
Druid, s. <J#^T«ft^ f tT^CW?: «J; 

Drum, 5. lfU1?t^, T><5$1, CTFt^T I 
Drummer, *. T?T^t, C5^t??T1 I 
Drumstick, *. Fft^ ^f^t 1 
Drunk, a. spg", ^Tt^TcT, t%^vf | 
Drunkard, 5. "STTf j«1T?t, 'STT^Tcf f 
Drunkenness, s. "srT^Tsft, 'sr^'^1 1 
Dry, a. ^^, i^7[^ ; ft^vt, ^rT- 

Dual, a. ff*55I, f^5T\^TJ^ I 
Dub, «?. RC^f^ ^^ftf^f CW I 
Dubious, a. ^C 5 *^ ftf*f^Tf%«R 1 



DUN 

Ducal, a. ^T*Rt;sr?p ^cffa *fw€t 

Ducat, 5. sr^l ftc*i^ Cj)*t7 ^C*T 

Duchy, s. W}Z&$ ^"srjf*f<£t?T I 
Duck, v. mk Tf?f 3?, ^*1, *\?1 I 
Duck, s. *TT^T*r ; C^i 3TO I 
Duckling, s. ^T^TC^T?: *tt^ I 
Duct, s. *f*T, £hT*iT, ^T*T1 < 
Ductile, a. STO^T, TC^I?" 1 ^? I 
Ductility, s. ^-SR^rsI, *~T31 I 
Dudgeon, s. C&I'Z, ^i%TR I 
Due, s. ^ru^r, ^13*T, ^«^> I 
Due, a. *WS31, ^TOT ; ^*f^S» I 
Duel, s. ^t ®C5T «f ?r^?r ^ I 
Duellist, s. *f$W\?[ ^P^T^t I 
Duenna, s. sfft^, ijrfsrai I 
Du^t, s. Tjt WZ^ ftfwtSl sftJT I 
Dug, s. *m<T ^, f 5, Tqtt I 
Duke, s. «scfft*3" $*ftf*T t%c*m l 
Dukedom,*.^* ^<?tos ^fa^T?" i 
Dulcet, a. TfSfTSTJ, ffr§>, tt^: | 
Dulcimer,s.<TT*fJ ^gt^C e R,^T-T , J?rl 
Dull, a. "^5RP5, C^TSl ; fr^U I 

Duly, ad. §*nr^?rc*r, *r$rtc*rt*f j i 

Dumb, «. «T*1, CSfTWl,**,^*!^ I 
Dumpling, s. C$fT*TT^sf% 1M^^ I 
Dumps, s. ITSIW, $«^<&1, ^CTf9f I 
Dun, v. §C3SR1 35, *K1 cW, ^r^- 

Dun, *. ^ m^T^f Sresrcwsre, 



81 DYN 

Dun, a. f*f$r*T*<, Sttpq' I 
Dunce, s. p^l^t, f^C^Ttf, *wf-l 

Dung, s. c*TT<r?r, *rtir*n®, fa£i ' 

Dungeon, s. 3ST?n$ft?r, *tt3Tcra<r I 
Dunghill, s. *tt?Tf ^, *ftC?T?" fi^t I 
Duodecimo, s. Tt<T ^1% ^PCK^T 

Dupe, s. 2f5Tl?5, ^TT^£f5JTt* I 
Dupe, v. gfaOTl ^, C^Tsfl C*f I 
Duplicate, s. f^tir, CWt^?* I 
Duplicity,s."5T^<ft,£fa^1, <T^T^1 1 
Durable, a. 3"^tc^T?t, *t^ I 
Durability, s. ^^TcT ^THI^, ^T- 

*F^5l I 

Durance, a. ^Tfa^ffa^l j^tl^G I 
Duration, «. ^Ttftw, W%. S&{ I 
During, ^pr. ^T«T^"JTf*f?1, *TT^ I 

Dusk, s. c5ft^t% *r*re, ^stra^T?" i 

Dusky, «. f^upf », r%f^<T3^, ^T^rl 

Dust, s. £*rt, C?M ; ^!> ^<rel I 
Dust, «?. Sf*n ^Tf , <J5 I 
Duster, s. 3TT^, sri^sfsft, sftSTSl I 
Dutiful, a.^TSs t^X^sitSsttfto,^^ I 
Duty, s. 3>;oVj^r f *r*fr ; ?Sc^ i 
Dwarf, v. ^T¥5T, ^T^t^¥1, ^r^nsf « 
Dwarfish, «. <|^", •*ifi>, rf©51 1 
Dwell, «j. *T*T ^, «Tt^ ; ^^^TcT 

Dwelling, s. ^m^t^, T1^ 5 "5r?TI 
Dwindle, v. "^T^ *T1, ^? ^ I 
Dye, v. ^rsr ^, c^T-^1 I 
Dy' nasty, 5. ^1®!^% ?TK$ ^T I 



EAS 82 

Dy'sentery, s. ^rl^t?", &nrfsr? I 
Dy'spepsy, s. ST^Tfif, ^*fl^ I 

E 

Each, p. £ftv5J3J, 4^ ^ 1 
Eager, a. ^J*f, ^sr^TfTfe 1 ,^^ I 
Eagle, s. ^C^W *T^ 1 
Eaglet, a. ^^C^T*t *f*£t*m<5 I 
Ear, s. m, ^T«j ; *TCW ~ft^ I 
Earl,s.f ^{7[ ^wrtfe*t^ I [fVr^t^TI 
Earldom, s. ^ *f?f€t?r*?? ^1 ^sj- 
Early, *ad. J^TCcT, 533TT?, ^Ctf I 
Earn, v. ^*fTW* ^, cTt^ ^, *ftl- 

^C5T?T C*3* £fT*f t 
Earnest, a. f^5t^ *§Tf *Tg% ^«.tt^ I 
Earnest, s. ^I^fj,*rKTsfj; *T?R1 1 
Earnestly, ad. ^^^^"^^J^CfT, 

Earnings, s. %*fTftsi 1>T^1, C?"T- 
Ear-ring, s. ^3?T, ^Jl^l ,^«T^'^' 6 J l 
Earth, s. sj1%<p1 ; ^J&ff, 5^ I 
Earthen, a. 5^?, ^j%^tt^f^^ I 
Earthly, a. ^Tf«fa,ift* l *fl\'rt1?^ I 
Earthquake, s. ^fW"PT, ^^'M I 
Earwig,s.^t«lC^tf T#t, ^ fe*P9" I 
Ease, 5. *tTf%, faastftr, ^RftrTT I 
Easel,s.^R <^C«i<r ^Rt^t^l^ i 
Easily,ad.^m^TC^,^<5C^,*refr§n 
East, s. ^1w I [ WiTC*? <W l 
Easter, s. tf$ *£tc%<r ^p^fa 
Easterly, a. *J3T, ^t^C^f <T I 
Eastern, a. *£8Y?T, ^^^ I 



EDI 

Easy, «. *rts ,^TBf , ^RT?t*T,?[ <5?" i 
Eat, v. C5TSR ^^TT^t? - ^5 ^??T ^ I 
Eaves, 5. *rc?T<r "lEfts, ^git l 
Eavesdropper, s. WTJ% 1T$1, Ctft- 

Ebb, s. ^7T>1, U^^T, ^FTT, jtfT I 
E'bony, s. ^n*«2*T <ftV, C^^ I 
Ebullition, s. ^j%?1 ^R,^*?^ i 
Eccentric, a. ^sfT^Vsrtfjfc^Wl ; 

Eccentricity, 5. "srsfj^fe^ ^W»f- 

Ecclesiastic^. tfctfTtCTPTOj^rtsrei 
Ecclesiastical, 0. TTtSf^ *fWT^^tlT I 
E'cho, s. £f1%*ffft, 8tsfJrSf5 *T*M 
Eclat, 5. CTt^l, 2f^1 ; ^*f, *rjT^I 
Eclectic, a. HC^T^^^tft, S^f^n I 
Eclipse, s. F^rf? tf^, ^^T?T I 
Eclipse, v. ^T^5 $, ^t^3 ^ 1 

Ecliptic, s. ^Tf^Ka*?- "sr^rjc^r^l 1 

Eclogue, s.C5reift*ft*rfc**Wto I 
Economical, a. *Tt?if^5 3TJ#t 1 
Economist, s. *ff?f^53733>t^" I 
Economy,*. *ff?ft§ 33? ; *te*f^, 

E'cstasy, s. ^5T53^ ^U**, CXfe I 
Ecstatic, a. ^SJ^ ^t^flJflWP I 
Edge, s. SfT<T, <pr, £tTWT*T I 
E'dging, s. 3TT*i?", *C3?T 4^" ' 
E 'dible, a. «4Tt^j, ^^»j, ^^qY? 1 
E 7 dict, s. ?"T8IT3J1, £f5Tf?3 ^TCW*tl 
Edification, 5. fn«p1, ^TCTP^fifcl J 



EFF 

E'difice, s. ^Tf%?p1, fitt^Ttsf I 
E'dify, v. f*P*1 Cff, ftfcl ^1 
E 'dit, v. tfWTTfR ^ I 
Edition, s. 43? <5tC»T *T$ A/* ^T- 

E'ditor, s. <$% *1 *rsrT5T3" *ra Tf- 
E'ducate, v. f*HF1 ^1, ^ft^R *Pi 
Education, s. f*t^1, 2t^«tT«T3T i 
Educe, v. f^tf $ ^, ^0C9ft5C^" <5Tt- 

Eel, s. *tt* ^^\h ^f5?1 I 
Efface, v. *[f%?ri <^p*T, sjrsf 3? 1 
Effect, v. ^T^TsT *, fa^i <F, *TtS£ I 
Effect, s. ^cw^r *p<?T, ^tffaf^i I 
Effective, «. *np*T,^5r«iJ,f^T^I 
Effects, s. irtcT, ^^1^ *R I 
Effectual, «. ^«^Wt?<P, 6"«i^t<3"3> I 
Effectually, ad. Tf^^C^f, *itCsf, 

Effeminacy, s. 3ftTOl, C^^t^t 1 
Effeminate, «. gfa*, CTr^?t^t I 
Effervesce, v. CSCHre ^i%?l %fc I 
Effervescence, s. $sft§f?1 Sfc^T i 
Effete, a. to1, f^^sr, «|T1, "ff^- 

Efficacious, a. TfTp*r, ^CTTtTT, 3"«1- 
E 'fficacy, s. *F*rcrT?re *tf^, £«l I 
Efficiency, 5. ?5t^fj^tf?^ ^T^J I 
Efficient, a. ^pcTWtlT^, ^<tf | 
E'ffigy, «. St^jfe", £ft%*H I 
Efflorescence, *. fJJWte^fft I 
Effluvium, s. ^TfSfS ?TOT *W t 
E 'ffort, s. 4* J*F, Sc^K^xW, C5^1 1 
G 2 



83 ELE 

Effrontery, 5. £icfw3l, £f*f c^»$1 1 
Effulgence, s. ^®jrw&, fftf% i 
Effulgent, a. §^B*T, wVf^t^rT3T 1 
Effusion, s. TFlcT^, 3T?T«|, *fv5Jf | 
Egg, s. *5t% fosr, f%^, **Tfl » 
Egg, #. $C<ff IR1 ^, ^351, f5?Tl f 
E'gotism, s. ^rsrsirsri, ^retol I 

E'gotist, *.wirsiT^t, ^re^nft'i 

Egregious, a. ^R^S, ^t^^TJ, ^T- 

E'gress, s. <rfS5ftR, fttfsR I 
Eight, a. ^5rifr,-wMh 
Eighty, a. <srHt, ^>r*ftr% I (><n 
Either, p. T^C??T ^TC^J 435, ^RJ- 
Ejiculate, 0. t^c^P*f 3>, £fC^*f ^1 
Ejaculation, s. ^^K 3f%, m\ gJT- 

*fai i ^f*nn cw, its I 

Eject, v. ftsfo <$, ^Wl^ <*», cTp- 
Eke, v. jj% ^, *f«f ^, *$ ^ l 
Elaborate, #. 3£ft3TC$ ^'M'sT i 
Elaborate, w. 2*fC5Ttf$ Tp*^ ^ | 
Elapse, v. sfs ^, ^^fa ^, *T?T 1 
Elastic, «. f%1%^H"^, *TT5"1 ^Tf^C«T 

^^ i [f% £tt*rarei i 

Elasticity, s. f?t%^t*f^^1, 2J^- 
Elate, v. £fTp^1%Q ^, ^wrf%3 ^ I 
Elbow, s. ^CTpjft, ^se^ 1 , ^^ j 
E'lder, a. C®J$, ^OTf^f^, £ttft*T I 
Elderly, aTOTtfW, f ^ I 
Eldest, «. ^C©J^, £t^«T^ I 
El^ct, a. "srC^Tsffa, ^T^J, ^mi « 
Elect, v. HC^tffts 5", ^T^tt ^1 



ELO 84 

Election, s. "src^T^te 3>3"«l, *tSR t 
Electricity, s. j%Tjp#? *r*r| 
Electrify, v. ftwitt^ 3"«|Hf*t$ ^ I 
Electuary, s. #w frc*re, S®& I 
Eleemosynary, rt.f^^»TTT^ *f^T3pl"?l 
Elegance, s. CTfaf^J, C*TO1 I 
Elegant, a. ^fST^'g, spl), VftT I 
E'legy, s. c^fCWTf^ ?IWt?r sfte I 
Elementary, «. C^1%3», ^1^f^f\5 i 
Elements, s. *i&*[V ; %c^*f ; ft- 

Elephant, s. ^"S^'Jrif,^^,^^ I 
Elephantiasis, s. c?tt?, ?fN*fC?rTsf l 
Elevate, v. ^3> 3», ^$ ^ | 
Elevation, s. $t*, ^5531, ^t%l 
Eleven, v. «iisn?r, ^TWT I 
Elf, *. 3m^ |5?<S frH5J, C£fa I 
Elicit, v. ^I^¥T?:i $**ra*» ; ftifa 
^ T[£WT <5 I [WW I 

Eligible, a. *$qf$, TRsft?, t*>, 

Elision, S. fgr^" ^7[e\ ; (3S|^- wf^ 

®wt?:«i *rt*i ^c<r c*t^; <pv$^ 

Elixir, s. §^%, C^t^T JWJ^T- ^T<tf 
Ell, s. <3X^ *!• *]^?1TTO "ff|r- 

Tsrt«i 1 [*T<pj 1 

Ellipsis, s, ^sT<pt% ; cTWI, fe^j 
Elliptical, a. <5T3Tf $ j »rt%s,^7 I 
Elocution, s. 3591^31, *T^*fTj>$1 1 
Elongate, v. Wttl 3», c^ <g l 
Elope, v, n^tS^ ^, 5^^ ^1 



EMB 



Eloquence, «. ^"1^ff^1, *f¥^$1 f 
Eloquent,^. ^T^*fT>, ?Trei,*TTOtl 
Else,«^. ^?ri, ^R},<il3J%:I,^n<ri 
Elsewhere, «i. ^srara, ^t^t^C?" I 
Elucidate, v. ^sfefaTn^W*; ^ | 
Elude, v. 4$T^1 n\ 9 WMj: *W 

Elysian, a. ^sff <r, ^C5Tt^^",^«4rW I 
Elysium, s. ^tf, fcf <&, Tj"«TW ^R l 
Emaciated, «. #t«j, *fM, ^*r, 3?«*T I 
E'uianate, v. f^f 3 "^, f^S^S ^ I 
Emanation, s. f^sfaR, 1^S*i3"*| I 
Emancipate, ^.frP^^CS aj^e 1 ^ I 
Emasculate, v. ^TTSC^fR ^,^*3\- 

Embalm, e\*f* *ff&?ri ^1 ^T? 4^j 
Embankment, s. ^TWTcT 3"#Y I 
Embargo, v. ®T^T®t *f ^T^n^T^T^ ^t= 

Embark, v. mwftm ^TtC?Tt^«l ^ I 
Embarrass, v. ^gfra^ ^, FS-Jf CW ? 

Embarrassment, s. Cc^l, ^r^T^ i 
E'mbassy, s. Tf^^'5^, cwt^J^^Ti 
Embellish, t\ij[C*tti%3 ^,^1X^ ^ | 
Embellishment, s. ^f3"«U 1W1 I 
E'mbers, s. ^ct<^ ^WT"?: I 
Embezzle, v. ttt^ %T^ ^«t ^, 

^rf^ ^ i5f? ^ i 

E'mblem, s, fif%?5^, fi?3f, f&^ l 
E mblem atic, a. 2(1 f^?P*f J , t^ f*f^t?T 
Embody, t>.CW^f*f^ ^, -4^4 ^ f 
Embolden, v. ^KTCW, ^l^T^f CW-» 



EMI 85 

Emboss, v. <r^T#re <n>1 C*T3^ 

¥T?ri c*ftari ^, ®?t3 <^ ^i 

Embowel, 0. •ftf^ff^ *tf£?r ^, 

Embrace, i>. C^MtSPTfsr <F ; Tt- 
Embrace, s. ^Tf^^C^TcTTC^Tt^l 
Embrasure, s. F*f gftflW *T*Tfa 

Embrocation, s. $ftC3f ^r^^t"^ ^^"- 
Embroider, #. ^TC3 WFte <F^r ^ I 
Embroidery, s. ?fc\ ^3r,f53R ^^n 
Embroil, v. tt^TW W$1, 3TO\?1 ^Tt*r1 1 
E'mbryo, s. ^%sf^ ^*£f £fTst I 
Emendation, s. ^R^CTTsfiT I 
E'merald, 5. *fte1, *r?P$5 srffi I 
Emerge, v. f^?f$ ^, ^fc, $W¥ ^ I 
Emergency, s. "^I^te t^^T^ 31 

Emergent, a-. ^3JT3"*TJ3S, ^fcfc I 
E'meroids, 5. ^"*fc?"t?f, "^Tt^^Tl 
Emersion, s. ^W¥ ^^T, f^^fsR I 
E'mery, s. c^ *fftW?T<g stf^, 

Emetic, s. *TRT<*ftp ^"*T I 
Emeute, s. OTvlt^cT, •Jf^CSftcT I 
E'migrant, s. Cff*fT$?r Sfsr^^r^t I 
E'migrate, v. CW^TT^^" ^fsrsr ^ I 
E'minence, s. $6531, ^"f3l ; "STt^T, 

E'minent, «. Sfsft^T, ■*TJt3jT*f¥l 
E'minently, ad. f^S^si^TWC*? I 
E'missary, s. &<r,T£$, CSft^l ; £f- 

G 3 



ENA 

Emission, s. ftw*f, SfttWI 
Emit, v. fofa *$, £fC^*T <P I 
E'mmet, s. f*f*ftf§te1, f*T*fh5l 1 
Em611ient,a.C$tTO*Pt?ft,*fte3Jtft? : \ 
Emolument, s. cfT^, £Tff% C3"5^ I 
Emotion, 5. ^C¥*f, ^C^Tt^T?" I 
Empale, v. ^JsnrTlfl ^$ ^ 5 C«*ftl> t?: 

it?ri *ra ^ i 

Empannel, v. ^t? t^fa% <5 I 
E'mperor, s. THmlfk^lm^^ft I 
E'mphasis, s. 3"?? ^^T^«l, ^T^T^"- 

Emphatic, a, ^»t^ttf*f^, £<? ^« 

E'mpire, «-, *TtS[t«fJ^rt®J, ^TtSf^l 
E'mpiric, 5. ^T^fqJSl fsf%W5> 

Employ, v. 3iC5Sr f^«F 3? l 
Employer, s. 3>^WT31, Sf^, OTl I 
Employment, s. ^*5T, ^J^^IT? I 
Emporium, s. ^TfqSfrcTa', ^T^^l 
Empoverish, v. f^%R ^, wftj 3M 
Empower, v. ^TOt*f «i $,93(53 C*f I 
E'mpress, s. JtmlfkjKm^ *f^t I 
E'mptiness, s. ^TJ"51, Hf ^$1 I 
E'mpty, «. ^TJ,^^, ^*TT?"I 
Empyreal, a. ^^^5, ^T^t^ft^ I 
Empyrean, s. ^C^T^ft?^ ^TT^T*f I 
E'mulate, v. gft^cmf^^l ^, ^*TJ 

Emulation, s. £t{§C*rtf5TC$1, Cf^" I 
E'mulous, «. 3T"src^rT^rjT^T«J5^t I 
Enable, v. IQWSW? ^, *rf^CWI 



END 

Enact, v. *7*TfaV£T*f 3" ^,m^J 

Enamel, v. IfxFte *p, ftfJTtT ^ I 
Enamour, v. CffsrT^s 5 ^, ^B ^1 
Encamp, v. fnft^ ^T*R *5, ^t- 

Encampment, 5. f*ff^?r, TT&ft I 
Enchain, v. ^^fCcT ^ ^,C^ft CW I 
Enchant, v. CTrlfS3 <F, SfT*[ <& 1 
Enchantment, s. cn"1T, ^^©tcT I 
Enchase, t\^"cfirj%5 3>, BJvSH 1 
Encircle, v. c*j<r, C^f, C?"^ 35 I 
Enclose, v. C3"^ g>, c*^>1 tff | 
Enclosure, s. c*rf?T5 ^T^; C3a5| I 
Encomiast, 5. £t*T\*IteT?ft,raT5l 1 
Encomium, s. £f *t\*tf , ^1%3l*f I 
Encompass, «;. C5T|T,C^, C3"3>^ ^ I 
Encore, ad. *J»T*&, *$5^"T?" I 
Encounter, s. TT^, *T\*f"|ir,*T\5t^ ; 
Encounter, v. *T3Sr*n*rS5rf«r ^j^; 

Encourage, v. *rte*T (R, ^t^t^T CW I 
Encroach,*;. ^C^J^ ^TfwTC?T WT- 
^^«1 ^ I [^ 1 

Encumber, v.^t^Tt^T^ ^,lK§t^"5- 
Encumbrance, s. &T$, "QJlTlTS I 
Encyclopedia, s. fr?JT^T?n*f^r | 



End, 



p. c*nr, ^re$ *TO£fnri 



Endanger,».^CT> C*F5r,Wtarcfc<Pl I 
Endear, v. CW*fT3T *, f£t?T 3> I 
Endearments. CSC^T^T^jCSfsr, 

Endeavour, s. C53>1, ^CWJT^T, WT I 



86 ENI 

Endemic, a. CW*fte,CJf*tST ; frcTO 

E'ndless, 0. ^rc*t"?T, ^^3, ^7 | 
Endorse, v. «J .%■ Tt^p^" ^ 1 
Endow, v. ^j% c^f, WtT ?$,\& ^ I 
Endowment, s. jf^ffffar, C^fta^s I 
Endue, v. £fT^ 3P?r1, vSafatwJ^ ^l 
Endurance, s. *rfw<$1, 1%t%^»1 l 
Endure, t>. ^^j ^;Vr#t ^, 1^1 
E nemy, s. ^T^t^^f^, t*?fl", ^j© I' 
Energetic, a. ^&tt*. i C$wi ! t f %*3$i$ | 
E'nergy, s. £T»T<r, ^T^, C3S?SI 
Enervate, v. ^^^ ^, #t*l ^ I 
Enfeeble, v. W^^ ^, f^C^S? & I 
Enforce, v. 2facT ^,*T3T*]pfa ^?1 1 
Enfranchise, v. STe 1 ^, ^T*fta ^ I 
Engage, v. sf^^ff"^ £f^3 *1??1' 

Engagedly, a<2. •srCTTTftrc"^^ I 
Engagement, a. T>f^,1^"?& «f«i; ^ | 
Engaging, «. fgJtfW, TOTT^N 
Engender, v. Si^Tl, ^S^f ^1 
E'ngine, s. ^^T, ^1 1 [t^^t^l I 
Engineer, s. sgoTSs, C^ft^^WTSf, ^rg- 
E'nglish, s.^\?TTSf,^:\wrrs f^<Tt^tl 
Engrain, u. ^T^l <STW ^> I 
Engrave, v. C<TtW, ^JtTW" ^t^ I 
Engraving, s. C**tt1^3 W^,C<fTTf5T I 
Engross, v. <i|3K5d> ^, »f^C?r Jl^T 

<]3 ; £tr%^tf*f J5P I 
Enhance, v. \fan, «1#^,^1^1l 
Enigma, 5. p??TT«ft,£lC«[^1,C5T?r 



ENS 



87 



ENT 



Enigmatical, a. gfc^fltet^, ^T- 

Enjoin, v. ^V&\ ^, ^Ttff*f ^ I 
Enjoy, v. C^TSf <5, *T^ ^ I 
Enjoyment, s. ig[<C^T9f, ^TCTTtW I 
Eiikindle,^. ^Tf^?1 Cf,2fMt%^ ^1 
Enlarge, v. £f*r^ <f>, |f% ^ • 

Tie 1 3»i 
Enlargement,^ ^1%,7^^ ; ^f^p | 
Enlighten, v. fff*2 c*f, STT* C*f I 
Enlist, v. t*RJ ^c^T t^C^T^t «5, 

Enliven, v. ?\$\% ^ ; ^Tfaf^rS ^ l 
E nmity, s. *fa[3l, fof?5fa, C^TI 
Ennoble, v. <^cftWW^ 3>, citsffaj 

%*f Tfa?" *T?Tl *re>!3 ^ I 
Ennui, 5. ^tj%, eftf^,^^ £f^ 

Enormity, s. ^t%*t? F3>^1 I 
Enormous, a. ^"^ ; TreT^T f^TfT I 
Enough, a. £j5?T, ^TC^, ^*I 1 
Enrage, v. ^T?ftl%^ ^, C^mi I 
Enrapture, v. ^T^TtCfr *Tff ^, C^Tt- 

f$3 ^ I 
Enrich, v. STC^T^T *P ; ^J) 3> I 
Enrobe, v. *3 *ff|[1%3 **, *TTlf1 1 
Enrol, v. TpC< ^jir ^^f *TT3 <5 ; 

Ensample,«.'<5rtW 1 tf,Y&te,f^W*fa | 
Ensconce, v. w 3>, Pf^f"!^ 3? I 
Enshrine, v. *Tt^4 ^TC* ?Tt<r I 
E'nsign,s.1w,*m<51; *retWt^t I 
Enslave, v. WT*T &, r ^^\^t^ ^| 
G 4 



Ensue, i>. Tn>, *p*r, ^Tfa?1 *f? I 
Entablature, 5. "^CW<T *T"^T^r«l I 
Entail, t>. C<5t^ ^T^Ti^ *f«T *£5 

c*rWtfapc*r c^Tsf ^t?re *rrc<c 

Entangle, p. ^srtt^l, Sif$?1 TO ^, 

E 'nter, v. gftS^f <P, ^jfcT* ^ I 
E nterprise, s. ^%f[\KJ ^^,c£ttf7 1 
E nterprising, a. $^T[^, ?Tl"3;f?T^ I 
Entertain, v.^tCSTtPf ^;^Ttt§*TJ ^ I 
Entertaining, a. *TC$TS'SR^,'5rOTt- 

Entertainment, 5. C^t^, ^srT- 
Enthrone, v. f*iV5;T*TWr*ff^ ^l 
Enthusiasm, s. <5r»[f53 ^^T^, 

Enthusiast, s. ^5R$fa SfaJt*ft, 

^R*f^ *J#^ ^^,Ttft "371% I 
Enthnsiastic,a.^^of^ ^Tft^ "%W J 
Entice, v. *R 5TS31, Cvtfv CWT^- 

Enticement, s. CBtsfl C*r85T, C«TT» 

Entirely, a^.^^C^t^tWj^^TftC? » 
Entitle, v. ^f^ToT?" CW, ^T-^Jl ^ 
E htity, s. vU, Tie), ^GS, ^^T^ » 
Entomb, v. <P3T CW, ^Ttf , C«fT^5 • 
Entomology, s. ^t^f^U^ ItWJl I 
E'ntrails, s. 7TTI%^1%, ^t^5f% I 
E 'ntrance, 5. f t^^C^^T?: ; ^C^ 



EPI 

Entrance, v. ^5% tf , C*rTf$3 ^ I 
Entrap, v. #TCW *f?C ^C*T *r<3" I 
Entreat, v. ft^1% <S, gfTsfal ^ » 
Entreaty, s. f^f%,£fT*fal. TTT531 1 
E'ntry, a. f T<T ; **}C5 C3T5R I 
Enumerate, v. 4C35 *. 9f«j^1 <p I 
Enunciate, v. ^&T<r«| ^, £f3>T*f ?P f 
Envelop, v. ^it^TW^ 35, C^TtS l 
Envelope, a. ^T^t*R, orTvSSP, 

Envenom, v. fa^nsra ?p, flrarT^ ^ ; 
E'nviable, 0. ^ftrofa, 3T$*fa I 
Envious, a. *f ^rSfol^gr,' f$X*C 1 
Environ, v. CZ^^ 3>, C"5T<T I 
Environs, s. ^ftCJJ £tT$^T*f, •ff- 

^ ^U 1 
Envoy, 5. Simp, 3"TW2ff^f*r I 
Envy, s. Wjl, ^INte^l I 
E'paulet, s. tJRJtff?r ^CWKt?^ 

Ephemera, s. ^^T^Ttl% w$fk- 
Ephe*meral, a. TOf JTSTS 3^ I 
Ephemeris, s. C^ nf^TCS ^T^- 

E'pic, «. ftc?r?r ^^t<nt^r ^t^j i 

E'picene, 5. <T7te?r«| *TtC3 ffl%3r I 
E'picure, s. C^^^W^^fj^ft- 

Epidemic, a. c**t*jT*ra ■ ^3-35 j 
Epiglottis, *. ^i^fu^l, ^«ff®^f1 J 
E 'pigram, s. <?T*T*rfi>5 "S"3" 3>fa3l I 
Epigrammatist, $. ^of 1 3>t^3"l3"53» I 



88 EQIT 

E'pilepsy, s. ^^tjT, ^sftc^t^f | 
E'pilogue, s. *K?5*r C~re ^T*T^T- 

Episcopacy, s. ^WT^JC^^TSt^^SI 
Episcopal, «. *ntfT<n^F *jWhfl 
E 'pisode, s. spftTJlT STCtfJ $*f*P9T1 I 
Epistle, s. *f3, *ffwi, t%f*Tl 
Epistolary, a. *f^ t%^?^, «f^t <T I 
E'pitaph, s. ^^C?"<r $*T3" ^5 3> 

E 'pithet, 5. 3-«i*i5* *n?, $*f •rfa 1 

Epitome, s. ^\C^*f, stt^TTWCl 

Epitomise, v. ^rtfr^rsfl^; 3> I 

E 'poch, s. *R, *t<P, *Spt^1, f^fo 

E 'quable, 0. *ITT^T*, *PTT*, ^IT I 
E 'qual, a. ^^j, ^Rr*f^«tT25 1 

E'qu alit y> 8 - ^J^1,T5T^T^, *rfa7 I 
E'qualize, v. *i"ST\gvTT ^, JTSTT* <5 I 
Equanimity, 5. f%?T5l, ^ft^r^sa" ! 
Equation, s. ^^J ^5^cj,7iTrT5T^jcj i 
Equator, s. ^■ftfl'sr'-^, t^^" C^O \ 
Equatorial, a. wT^Tr^^ T^sftir I 
Equestrian,a.^I^T?i^,^I , ^ 1^€t¥ ' 
Equiangular, a. T,irc^t<i^'f*r^ I 
Equidistant, a, ^^"^<r^^¥j ^«^Jt- 

Equilateral, «. ^TSTwK 1^f*f^, 
Equilibi-ium, s. HUlA, ^U"St<T I 
Equinoctial, a. fk^LJ^) *re3ffr?T I 
E quinox,*.^^^T5T,^^r1^ai?rTf3fl 
Equip, #.?TTp55f ^, ^T®1, ^TS^i 35 1 
E quipage^. ^T§^^,^T^^t^^t1^ » 



ERY 

E 'quipoisejS. 53D*f1?hTT«l,*TTOl?r l 
E 'quitable, a. WT^f, £f$, •TJT*J l 
E 'quity, *• ^T¥, ^ToTTsf J, *n*£3l 1 
Equivalent, «. ttsi ^rij,T|-sr^"«i t^f*T^ 
Fquivocal, a. JJsfajk&vf&frtfS ' 
Equivocate, v. ^^f*5^ ^oJ1 ^ i 
E i-a, s. *R, «tT5T, *T3*, *ran?1 I 
Eradiation, 5. ^\$*fT$, ^IT»1 1 
Eradicate, ». ^jspST ^*fTT>«* <$, 

Erase, v. Sif^n c^^T, C«f T*f 3> I 
Erasure, s. f^T^r, Wl^r, C^T^ I 
Ere, ad. ^t^", S5fwr, ^TtCif I 
Erect, v. 1^JfrT«l *P, s?r *T, <TT\51 ^ I 
Erect, a. •*T1\51, ciTlfl, ^, ^TvF I 
Erection, 5. $rfc^,TT*f*, WM^" ' 
E i-mine, s. 3s?T 6nt*r f^fsfr^ ZS ; 

Err, v. ^*r, lpp, *Ts{- ^T^Tt <Tl vg- 
E 'rrand, $. TJJ5?" 3>«Vj ^^ITW, 

E iTant,0.^q^t?ft,*pr«l*tte;^te 1 
E'rrantry, s. *f*fjT>*, IpTWII I 
Errata, s. ^^% C*TT*f;f *f 4 I 
Erratic, a. ^T«i ^c?, ^l^rfsns I 
Erroneous, a. ^j^^fsfsTjlj^sr^nr I 
E'rror, s. ^?T, 5*T>^>Tt%, 5^1 
Erst, ttd. ^TTt^CS, *jC3t", ^TC*f I 
Eractate,t>. wfteq «s 9 C§f JCSt*? 1 
E'rudite, a. fiFSJ, fcw«i, *f j%5 I 
Erudition, 5. *fTfa\5J, ftl5^«i3l I 
Eruption, 8. t^C^pT^^ ; ^f^^f"ST^r I 
Eiysipelas,s.^^t^t£t^?l1 3F$> 



9 EST 

Escalade, 5 gif £Jt^tC^ ^rTC5Tt^«l I 
Escape,*.*f5it?^,ir^ 5 l,t^^t?r;Hg5T I 
Escheat, s. C^sTfl?^ s$^ *n^1 

Eschew, 0. vOTsf ^, *T*TTire 3? I 
E 'scort, t; JTlSTfaT^W 3"*H«ft*rej I 
E 'sculent, a. <5JT5"TC?T*f\<5S«rT*JI 
Escutcheon, *.*VWfj7f?T?T ^^ 1 
Especial, a. fcc*re,2f*T*, *[*rj I 
Especially, «d. ftc*r*$8 1 
Espionage,s.^Mf\pR1, ^i^wT^I 
Esplanade;*.^ sf $ w srffc, "STUffT^ I 
Espousal, s.ft^ <P^, *?f?«ilT 1 

Espouse, v. ftrtcsir ^re^r ^ ; c^t^t 

Espy, v. t£C3" "^0 ^, f^<ft*F«i ^; 
Esquire, s.'jrfiW ip& S^lf^f I 
E'ssay, s. $CWJT*f ; *T\C^»T Sfa^f I 
Essay, v. C53>1 35, *TfT^1 ^ I 
E'ssence,s. TTTT^Tsf , S^oS, *fffT<tf I 
Essential, a. ^TjT^TO^, £^5?" I 
Establish, v. ^m* *P, t^^'tf?T^ ^> 

Establishment, s. ^"^1% ; Tt*f ^1> 

Estate,s.t^?,%r^,"^rf<r^1?r;^^^1 • 
Esteem, s. ^irtWf , ^TW"?", ttT^t | 
Esteem, t?. C3£t% ^T^ * ; C^f<" ^ I 
E stimable, «. ^^C^?- C^t^J,^t^J I 
Estimate, s. »l\<j1, ^T^T^ 

E 'stimate, v. 7f\^j1 *, ^^T^ ^?, 
Estimation, 5. ^^TJ^^f «1 J C<T^f ; 



EYA 

Estrange, v. c^OT* ^; 5"5tS?T*Pl 
Estrangement, s. c^« 8T, ^C^Jf I 
E'stuaiy, s. T^jiftj ^, <&, 

Etcetera, ad ^3jTilt, £fet% | 
Etch, v. c<f tJf**t?T1 f%3T <5 I [*F? I 
Eternal, a. f^3J,^5RTff? ^5R3, ^1- 
Etemally, ad.f&g&Kft, ^RlWJC^ I 
Eternity, 5. fforei, ssR^Ter I 
E'ther^.^f^^^; ^ t% f^tfrsr ^t^i 
Ethereal, «. ^5lT^T x fl'¥, ^t% ?J^ 

E 'thical, a. ^1%{tWJl fa"ST^ I 
E Allies, s. *t1%frwj1, 3Rtt%*fTg I 
Etiquette, s. f*f^t5T#t *J*^T?T I 
Etymology, s. *Hf JfT*R frffJl I 
Eucharist, s. -^t^7[ ^jy ^<J>|tC$f 

Edlogize, v. £f*K*rt tf, ^S* * I 
Eulogium, s. £t*f\*fl, W, ^t% I 
Eunuch, s. ^*£V*T^, ^«S, C*rrSFl 1 
Euphony, s. ^J^l^^^j I 
European, 0. t^rff CW*ft? I 
Evacuate, «. *tft<T 3>, *J^J ^ l 
Evade, v. £f-3T?T«l1 fT?r1 4S1l 
Evanescent, a. ^1^*17 ; ^^ *8"\3f}- 1 
Evangelical, a. **rt3ft?T* ^*T?5r$ 

Evangelist, s. **p3> H"^?^ ^*n- 
Evangelize, v. ^H^^fa^^t 3>, 

Evaporate, v. ^\m\^j> 5", ^t 
Evasion, s.^St^/FTc^tTST^SRl i 



90 EXA 

Evasive, a. ^UBf^t^ft, 2f<rWI 
Eve, E Ven, s. ^jt^Tc?, t^T^T I 
E Ven, a. TOT^jiilwsrfa', "tffefi I 
E ven, ad. *T5J, <[£$, ^\ 9 ^ I 
EVening, s. TrwJT^Ts?, t<T<5T*T l 
Event, s. *T1>^1, T^sf, c*r^, <5^t 
Eventual, #. ^C^^! ^p*T ^€t?Tj 

Eventually, «J. C*ra$S,^*C*CT I 
EVer, ad. *&*&, ^%], 7\^^ \ 
EVergreen, s. 7\\^<kt\t[ t\7[7\ *fif- 

Everlasting, a. ^tm^WTJ, f^3J ( 
Everliving, a. ^^ fr, fB^reft^tl 
Evermore, a^. *T5$, f^^"?", Jflfl I 
EVery, 0. £fa5j<i>, 4^ *, *TO5T I 
Everywhere, flwJ.^car, T^TC* | 
Evidence, *.£f*rT«l,*it^J,f^f*533l 1 
Evident, a. ?P\%>, £f$J^,5T^ l 
EVii, s. ^«*f, fc*f7f, ^>W<r, ^Tftl 
EVil, «. tt% ^ft^^rfa^, jfp\ 
Evince, v. £t<OT ^, *Hl, *J"^ ^, 

Eviscerate, v. ^3 ^\fk^ 3* I 
Evoke, v. ^T^T^r *, *IC*T*R ^l 
Evolve, v. -^r,?rj^ ^,^5TTf%<n CW I 
Evolution, s. ^rfa^ ^P?T«I, ^t^T^i 
Evulsion, 5. ^*TTi>3r, ^9T«TI 
Ewe, s. csTTl", C^#, CsrfTi 
E'wer, s. ^t^<T, sfT^, ^rtft i 
Exacerbation,s.^C^^: |f%,' s? n^t'5" 

Exact^ ^ f^,^*^?,^?!^^^^! ■ 



EXC 91 

Exact, v. f*3FT%?1*T, C*tt*, **T- 

*%&*$ pft^?ri ^ i 

Exactitude, s. £f<p53l, ^W^J I 
Exactly,^. ft<53>C*r, *f«rT*f?irc*f I 
Exaggerate, v. ^VSXtjft **J,"S*f ^ I 
Exaggeration, s. r%*TC^ ^T^I ^?r«l, 

*Tv?T*?I1 *»ra i 
Exalt, v. *j%"\<P, £t*t\TTl <p I 
Exaltation, s. §^, ^C^fSR I 
Examination^. ^<ft^1 ,^nceTte^1 I 
Examine, v. *T^t^1 ^, l^s^^l 
Examiner, 5. sf^l"^^, t^St?"^ I 
Example, s. ^WT^I^^T^ef^K 

Exasperate, v. TNttfe *s, c*F*f1 I 
E 'xcavate, v. <^;j ^, ^[?W 3>tl> I 
Exceed, v. ^fsf^ ^, ^i^flr^ 5 3. I 
Exceeding, a. ^t^TW, ^f§*nr I 
Exceedingly,^. 3"Tl?;5rj?K*f,^Ti% I 
Excel, v. cs&^sr ■$;, $vjtj> ^, 

Excellence, s. 3^"in5l, C^r"5l I 
E 'xeellency, s. ^T*rfl*rl, tf£t4rel ; 

E 'xcellent, a. ^r^resr.tfsfc,*!"?"^ \ 
Except, pr. 37f%C3"C<P, tt^i,^T^1 1 
Except, v. TTSgfr <5, ^tf^?1 W, 

Exception, s.^^zj^ ; urt^ffe I 
Exceptionable, a. ^TtfTSJ, ^"^f^t? 
Excess, *.^Tf^J,£jTF*fj,^if%C^| 
Excessive, a. ^5J^, ^t^fte 1 1 
Exchange,5.off|r^tti^5i<I,^1 I 



EXE 

Exchequ£r,s.slijrafa',?rteret9t?r I 
Excise, s. CWC*T?" STCSfJ SJ*^T*fi 

Excision,*. §C^W,§*T S5T, *i3fou*r I 
Excitable, a. ^fto^hr, ^$qfa I 
Excite,^. £f|l% ®*T1, ^>1, C551I 
Excitement, s. c53Tf^, gf^t% | 
Exclaim, v. ^BPs^CTT ^, cf&tl 
Exclamation, s.^^^^t^^tt^^ *F*r, 

C9fT»r, WIT I 
Exclude, v. TfcTEJS ^, *fS3<p 3» I 
Exclusion,*. 3^1$ir«l,^St 5 f ^?T*l 1 
Exclusive, a. fOT ; 3"^sR^ft I 
Exclusively, ad. 4^&\j5Zrtt f%^l 
Excommunicate, v. "sr^cftsj^ 3»* 

Excoriate, v. ^T*T vgf^TTl C"^«T I 
E'xcrement, s. f^&l, tj-?t, «J^^" | 
Excresence, s. t§*f*TT^*j» ^Tt?" I 
Excruciate, v. *rgej1 c?, *Tt3^1 C*F | 
Excdlpate,«.f^<r*f^rt^t ^, t^wt^t 

Excursion, s. c*\5TsT,f%!I*g?r ^T^1, 
Excusable, #. ^H"«Pt?, ^TWJfl"? I 
Excuse, s. c*pr <r^^T ; ^Mj%, 

Excuse, v. W^1 a*, CTfiW^I ^ ^ ' 
E'xecrable,ff.^rf5*n*TC*iT?rj,^«iI I 
E xecrate, v. ^V5*W»l CW, *ft*t 

Execration, 5. ^5TJ%*rT ,s? f , "5T5JT I 
E 'xecute, v. t^"R ^ ; ^Tfl^lC^ 
^1¥I^W StT^^J ^ I 



Execution, s. f^npff^ ft5t?"T»[- 

Executioner, «."^^1,^^T?f^,lf?lTW I 
Executive, *. ^^ TT^fff^ I 
Executor^.^^jf^^" t%^?T "^"^^ I 
Exegetical, a.^rsNtir^SfaT 1 *^ I 
Exemplar, *. ^TW*f , $ffT^?T«l I 
E'xemplary, a. f^f*f C^T?" C*TW J I 
Exemplify,v.f^p«fa CW,f $T3 CW I 
Exempt, v. \5JT^f ^, *T«R1 »1 *, 

E'xercise, 5. 37t¥ftr ; ^^JT^T, W- 
E'xercise, v. 3»t^r f^^ ^, ^R- 

Exercitation, s. ^T^Jt^T, *J*^T?T I 
Ex&t, v. TF5* ^, *rf|RS^r ^ I 
Exertion, *. TF5*, ^CTFJT9f,£f?rt*T I 
Exhalation, *. *TC*PfTTT*PT5T,$¥T*, 

^t-^r 1 * [>t*r ^ 1 

Exhale, v. *W %l, Steffi *, 
Exhaust, v. *T"*W¥ 37? ^, ^t«l ^, 

Exhausted, a. ^st^ttij, ^T^ i 
Exhaustion, s. ^ST^fff, #t*!3l I 
Exhibit, v. ffF«*M, W*fl, gf^TT *& 1 
Exhibition,*. £fa*fa, CWfa; *f\ l 
Exhilerate.v. ^T^TTl^S <f>,^<i> 1 
Exh6it,t^*f c* ncw,^* *f^T^*f c*f 1 
Exhortation, * .^ *TO*T,*K *r?rT *r*f 1 
Exhumation, s.^^tre^f^w^rq 
E'xigency, *. ^m, ^ffcf, £- 

E'xiie,*.^c^n^^,cf ^rt^fr^^ i 



M EXP 

E'xist,t>.*>8, ^-favStfto^sfrTaSl 
Existence, *. #fa*n*rt, xSff^gff, 

E'xit, *. £^to, ^rft^TR- ; sr^«i i 

E'xodus, f.^rfal, £W*,*fttfTO ; 

Exonerate, v. CPfT^^C^ *P5* ^ I 
Exorbitant, a. ^^fftrws,^*)^ J 
E'xorcise, v. ^5 ^T\51, 3iT^/sS $1 
E'xorcist, *. ^sfs^Tl, vg^1 1 
Exordium, *. ^fsfol, srs?c?T5<T«| 1 
Exotic, *. fraHft, ^rejc* *Tt<r I 
Expand, v. £fagg#3 *; £f*ttfiT5 * I 
Expanse, s. ft^vS 3"^ ; ^n^T*f I 
Expansive,^. l3^T?rq*Tf3Ft3f*r*& I 
Expatiate,v.«t^fj^^^,R^t1?^ * I 
Expatriate, v. Wt*f ^Jt'tf ^s^rl | 
Expect, v. ^t*t1 *, ^C*fW1 ^ I 
Expectation, *. ^[Ml, Sf^faFl 1 
Expectorate, v. csW f*tf>F*T 3? I 
Expediency, *. ^*R e^l^TsfJlSl, 

Expedient, a. ^f53, ^3"*fj ^g% I 
Expedient, s. $f1$, ^*fnr,^«*f *1 I 
E'xpedite, v. ^fir 3>, ^8T7T1 ^ i 
Expedition, *. *fhp1 j ^I^ri^l, 

TJ ?^ ^ I 
Expeditious, a. ^5?T1, *T33?r, *tt^ ! 
Expel, v. ^f|W5 3>, f^PJ$ ?5 1 
Expend, «;. 3"J?T ^, Tpl, ^1 1 
Expenditure, *. 3"J¥, •4T?"5 I 
Expanse, s. ^J?T, <?T^ ^J I 



EXP 

Expensive, a. 37?*Tt«7, ^*T1T- 

Experience, s. ^g[wf*f3l, <^T^TJ 

^CTT £tt<3 ^T3T, *f#t^1 I 
Experiment, s. TnttTZC, *f7fW l 
Experimental, a. *f <ft^1 3T^^T?T I 
Expert, a. Tf*F, *f^,f^«l/S<^T I 
E'xpiate, v, £fT?pW ^, *fT*T 

Expiation, s. £ftuf*5U, £t^t<5t?" I 
Expiration, «. C*R, ^T?: 6 ! ; 2ftT*T I 
Expire, v. ^TT $JT*f ^, £Tft3jT*f 

*; C*T^ ^ I 
Explain, v. ^T«f tf, 7^rT^?1 Cn I 
Explanation, 5. <5j«f 2f*PT*T, f|^1, 

*JT«*f J1 I 
Explanatory, a, ^f^T^T^t I 
E'xpletive, s. WT^ 5 ^, C^tC^^T 

Explicable, «. ^^^ej\?,^rf»- 

C*¥, £fr%<TO/ I 
Explication, s. ^TsfaFfH, <TJK:j1 I 
Explicit, a. ^t#, ^J^ 5 , SfSJ^ ! 
Explode, v. TgjT, $$Tt?M Cf, ^T*f- 

Exploit, s. ^^ <§&, ^T^t^T^ I 
Explore, v. ^C^cj ^, ^R^^T^ I 
Explosion, 5. TTO^f "^^l [^1 
Export^.^Tf^frcWCncgf^ *5l 

E'xport, s. ^retft, ftcwc*r C2ff^5 

Expose, v. <Z7& ?p, CWTS" 37^ ^ ; 
Exposition, 5, N^sf £fasT*to,§|'$1-.i 



93 EXT 

Exp6sitor,s.^tf £t*T*f*,1>fat?PT?r I 
Expostulate, v. ^te^TfC *T?F1 

Expostulation, 5. £f1%*T?, ^5- 

Expo sure, s. 37*F ^«|, £faT*T • 
Expound, v. ^sf of £f3»T*T *F, ^3fl 4 
Express, v. **T, ^cpK ^ ; fo\\&1 1 
Express, a. *&-&, £f$j*ff, f^f*5$.l 
Express, s. rewfa} T£5, ewtffirfl 
Expression, 5. ^.$n ^c^ *fT<Tl ; 

Expressive, a. ^sf 2f1%*iTW^, £f- 
Expressly,^. 7pf^c*r,f^*&?r?rc?f 
Expulsion, s. *f§^s<r«i,f^rT^rq I 
Expunge, v. TrflOl C^p5T,^p1 ,t^^1 1 
Expurgate, v. *ff?S$T?r <F, "S^i ^ I 
E'quisite,«. W^,^\jre*r, f^<j 
E 'xtant, a. 3re%R,1? WJ *rT*r,*[*Pf S> 1 
Extemporary, «. ^*ff*£$ fl^f ift^f, 

Extempore, ad. %*ffe5 ^^^T* 

Extend, 0. *T$1, t^^t1?3 *5,£t*f*.- 
Extension, s. f^T3"«t, gf^TT^" 4 ! I 
Extensive,**. £f*T^,f ^,f^Tf?3 I 
Extent, s. <3TT*F5^, £t*Tt?T, affal 1. 
Exte'nuate^. *r%J$> ^«1 ^, *JWl ^ I 
Extenuation, s. viWS'}, ^7^$1, Wfa 

Exterior, a. 3t"37, ^ftfwWff I 
Exterminate, v. ^f^^ <P, T^C^t 



EYE 

External, a. *T^J, ^t$C«ft5?r I 



Extinct,a. t^t«i ,^a, *T5, ^3"*ig i 
Extinguish, v. fa~&\«i 3», C«Tr*T^l 
Extinguisher, s. f^^TH^T"^}" • 
Extirpate, v. $f%S| 3>, ^*T\Fl I 
Extol, v. gtf%$1 *, ■£t«r\Tl <5 I 

Ext6rt,».cpflirT^rjfT?rl 5T,^mi *n 

Extortioner, sw#f Jt^ ?5C*f SfWT^ 
E 'xtra, a. *5tUH&, ^f%ra, *T\5$ i 
Extract, v. f^^fo 3*; *Tfcr1 «T I 
E 'xtract, s. TflT^Tif ,ft*ffa j £TO I 
Extraction, s. ftsfo ^<T«| ; ^\*r I 
Extraneous, a. ^^1"»Tf^, f%3" I 
Extraordinary,**. ^T^T^ft^T^,^^^ I 
Extra vagance,s.^*T37^T ; ^srf^i'sr I 
Extravagant,^ tit. ^^fftfsfa 3"J#l"; 

Extreme, s. ^sra^tsf, *fart, ^^ I 
Extreme, a. ^t%t?^, ^lT3Jt%^ i 
Extremely,fl^.^t§*f??TC*fi [Wf?T i 
Extremity,*. ^T^T^sffal; ?Jpni, 
E 'xtricate, t>. %^T-^T 3>, "%1F 3? I 
Extrinsic, a. ^Tttc^J, 375 J I 
Exuberance, s. <T\W*n, ^Tf*f^J I 
Exudation, s. ^ ^>3*, TTTsR i 
Exude, v. W&7[ TT<T1 iWs ^ I 
Exult, v. ^$J€ ^ifa 5 *? *P,$?lTf*F5 

Exultation, a §eTt*T, sreT^TtW I 
Eye, 5. 5^,C^^I% ;*[fi>?r fgj I 
Eye, v. ^recsrfa* 3», ^fg> ^ I 
Ey'eball,s. ^f^^^ ; v^jf v\j\ I 
Ey 'ebrow, s. ^ I 



94 FAC 

| Ey'elash, s. $^<r c#T?1, CSfal, 
*« l 
Ey'elet, s. Sf^rfF, J?t**jtf ftj I 
Ey'elid, 5. 5^r *TT^1, ^fs^9^ I 
Ey'eservice, s. S'S^CSfTECSTC^'ll 
Ey'esore,s.Ff S^jjT,5^SC3Pnw^ I 
Ey'ry, *. f*f^TiT *f*pfa <Tt*W*l 



Fable, 5. f§c3T*fcwc*t<r Sf 8 ^ I 

Fabric, s. ^^Tt%^1,TIC?"?' flftrf^ 

*ft* t 
Fabricate, v. 1^^T«i 3» ; <Jsfar5T ?P I 
Fabrication, s. <^rasT ^?T«i; ^IsR I 
Fabulist, s. ^f%$;Wf3»J ?"5*F I 
Fabulous, a. *f**tv$, ^T"*ff^3 I 
Face, 5. ^ftrasT, *5R, ^TTfJ I 
Facetious,a.^T^J?"^t^f*r^,C^5<it 
Facile, a. 3^51, ^[*f *T, •TJ"^ I 
Facilitate, v. ^5fir *?, *r$® 3? I 
Facility, s. ^RT?rT*T, *[ft*1 1 
Facing, s. ^5reT?T,^Tf*I?1,*M&fa ; 

Facsimile, s. ^rft"^5T ^rfif*f i 
Fact,$.^3r, ^ftfjj *T3;J31 1 
Faction, *. ^rmftcjT^t?" Tf*T, ft- 

csrfsn 

Factious, a. %*fj*t, ^rtStfccjtft I 
Factitious, «. ^faf*T, *T e *tl^^, 

Factor, s. ^^^t^^,^t^t^f%r ; *J- 
Factory, *. f ^t^T^StfWW I 
Factotum, 5. *t3fatftenc$ I 



FAL 95 

Faculty, s. £«|, W&T '"rfe 5 , WT31, 

Fade, v. Trftfa ^, at* *T,fc<F5 ^ I 
Fae 'ces, s. frfcl, n©T, *J*fta I 
Fag, v. ^rf&arrs ^, ^T3 ^ I 
Fag-end, s. *C3<T iff 5 *, C*m»t*f, 

c*?tv* I 

Fagot, s. l^TcTtt^ *stc4r?T ^T# I 
Fail, tf.^sttf ^,^ *; f**R ^ I 
Failure^. CW^f%?1 ^S*/|fi> ,^>st I 
Fain,aJ. t^t^CST, re^f 5 ^^ I 
Faint, a. WTTS, f^te, f^1 I 
Faint, v. vfws ^, ^ffiraff^ ^ I 
Fair, a. ^3", C9ft^«T; *]t*TJ I 
Fair, s. CTT*?1 ; ^ft sY * 
Fairy,s. *f <ft, C^tf$^, ^*fCW^ I 
Faith, s. fc*t*T, g^OT,^, *ntf I 
Faithful, a. flttft, SteracWD, 

Faithless, a. wtfifr*, ^r^tt^t, 
Falchion, s. T>t#>, <TvpjT t^C^^T I 
Falcon, s. ^T®?*r#t, C*TJ* I 
Falconer, s. *TW*f«ft *fT*ra I 
Fall, v. *F$, ^jvj ^ ^ *n , 
Fallacious, rt. ^SR^l^D"!,^ 1 
Fallacy, s. tWJt^fe 7 , £fW*1 I 
Fallible, a. ^tf%lf f*T*i>,^H3r|5fJ I 
Fallow, «. ^5TI, ^1%^^^f^ l 
False, a. ftNn, $<tf1 ; tttftraTs* I 
Falsehood, s. t^^Jl 35*T1,^ffi\5j | 
Falsify, v. 1^9D1 ^, ^sfarsr ^ I 
Falsity,s.^j1 *$t1,^FF5JI 



FAR 

Falter,?;, ^t^^ gs^f, *t$WS «*tf,*T- 
Fame,*.^«r, ^TjTl^^flf I "[^1 I 
Familiar, 5. to , ^it^t?, ^5* ' 
Familiar, a. , 5TTc ; TT*fl',^t3,^«J'»F5t 
Familiarity, s. WJ«t3", £fa¥, 
^t^^ar i [^T?T¥t?1 sste ^ i 
Familiarize, v. Cjftet^Wl, *TO- 
Family, s. *TftfaT?T, f *T, C^TT^t I 
Famine, 5. "srt^T^, ^Ps%J I 
Famish, v. ^SRt^TC^" £fT«i *3> ^ I 
Famous, a. •*J7T ; $JT*f S, SffTO I 
Fan, s. *Tt*ri, *J3W ; f *Tl, *J*f I 
Fan, «;. *fK1 <$ ; *t7Tj ^rj\F I 
Fanatic,s. ST^rt^c^r ^We 37%: a. 

Fanaticism, s. ^I^f?F?jC*f *W51 J 

**& fc^TC? <§Tf3 I 
Fanciful, a. ^\**X%^ ^pTSff^S I 
Fancy, s. ^P^T ***ta1, ^T**Tl>, 

Fancy, v. ?tt*7T 3» ; ^T*T *1*T I 
Fane, s. *rf*«f?r, SfS^TcTl I 
Fang, a.*fttft?T W3,ft"?Df3 ; 9fft1 J 
Fangled, a. W&fassfasfaftt I 
Fantastic, tf. *f«t3, ^T^f^^l 
Fantasy, s. ^sm^ ^U^, ^^T?" 
Far,«.^J ; ^rC3",^Wsrto i [f^«1 I 
Farce, *. ^1?^T^ "51^ ^T^^ I 
Fardel,s.^Tprtl>,'sjf§faf1 I 
Fare, 5. ««ttW33^J ; C^fj^Tt^lT ^SJt^l ! 
Fare, v. ^t^ 5 ^ ^Wa[1 Stt^J ^ j 

Farewell, ^. 2W^t*ito ?^f^1 1 



FAT 

Farinaceous, a. *f*IJ^T3" fif*t^>, 

Farm, s. <m&$ ^#, ^m\j\ I 
Farm, v. ^f3r vf^j^ CPf I 
Farmer, s. GtfVWTg, *FW, Sfal I 
Farrier, s. ^frf^^^Tc'R'Wt • 
Farriery, s. <5P5tfcfa**n, SH^Wi 
Farrow, 5. ^J *t"fa^ I 
Farther, «. ^rfsre Tf^, Tf^J I 
Farthest, a. Wl%if ^T, TJ<[ ^ I 
Farthing, s. ^\ci*Jt?r *gf1 ttc*PT I 
Fascinate, csfTf^ *P, ^^ ^ I 
Fascine, s. ^TC&"3" ^|# 1 
Fashion, s. HfT?H,W*r,SW?r,afM^ I 
Fashion, «?. ?fa, vrt^T^ 3> I 
Fashionable, «. 5fi*3 *fT?"T»p3"f#t I 
Fast, s. $*f<TT*T, ^*TT?T, 'BRT^nr I 
Fast, «. n^, -qjy f%-$ 5 ^1?3 1 
Fast, ad. "Tt^?fC% *r^?TC*f, ^7- 

?rc*n 

Fasten, 1;. ^^ ^, <T^ ^,"^7^1 
Fastening, *. <T^41", ^5^1 I 
Fastidious, a. ^^^^NTjf^rfi^n l 
Fastness, s. ^^fsrj^T^, wtf, 9f\? I 
Fat, s. **fl, *TT\*ifr5*I, **H 1 
Fat, a. ^©T^nr, «J^, "^, c^T^I I 
Fatal, a. gfT WT**, *n\*TT%s I 
Fatalist,*. tPR^T^/frf^tT^ I 
Fatality, s. fciRq^arl, ^r"^5> l 
Fate, s. ^"^J>, ^*fT»T, gfr^Ti 
Father, 5. fW$1, BTC^j *£#*£?^ I 
Father-in-law,*. ^9|T I 
Fatherless, 0. f*f^fa, ^"N" I 



96 



FEC 



Fatherly, a. f^f^pij, f*f^** I 
Fathom, s. f r§, *JT*T, *T^, 53£- 

Fathom, 0. Sf^t^l «t1?^T«l *P I 
Fathomless, a. ^5p5*i*Pf*f ,^9fT^ I 
Fatigue, s. asffPS, 3PTI%, -^f^rast"^ I 
Fatling, s. *$> *pj 1 
Fatten, . *f <£ gs, ^cf ^ l 
Fatuity, s. ^5v5l, f^3"i*T$1 1 
Fault, s. CWT"^, ^*l?"Tsf, <$fi> 1 
Faultless, a. f^CwW, f^<r*f?rf sft r 
Favour,*. *r$*jT; *W*fT'5,9f«|3l I 
Favourable, a. ^^^^ 9 W3ffiT§;*$ I 
Favourite, s, f£f? ^jf^,C^€*ff4 I 
Fawn, s. ^Hci^" *Tt^ I 
Fawn, v. C^mc^m ^,^T*[$f$J *, 

Fay, 5. *?<fT ; f^m I 
Fealty, *. 2\Wvf&, ^tsrftffa^l I 
Fear, s. ^?, ^T^T, '^t r% ; ^TW<?" I 
Fearful, «. *tf%v$, 4\^ , ^<TR^l 
Fearless, 0. f^%, ^l^reT^?, *IT- 

Feasible, a. itfso, *ra"B?,*re*5ft* I 
Feast, s. C^T®, "STC^Hl*, *W I 
Feat, s. 7\XKf*l® ^& 9 %5.Trt*fT$ I 
Feather, s. *f^, *TN1, *fT*K I 
Feature, s. *jJ4r?T C^«T, «W1 l 
Febrifuge, s. mjm*\*$ §?W I 
Febrile, a. &?$mV5, ^?r^rtt^l 
February, *. t^C?TT«fl?r ^^C?r?r 

Feculence, *. ^t^Jj ^ftW, ^^1 ■ 



FEM 



97 



FES 



?rtw^<r, 



Feculent, a. 

Fecundity, s. ^#3"33, Tp5^^1 i 
Federal, a. f^SR ?^€\?, *fi% 

Fee, 5. c<r^ ?[\$t, oflnrreTPT^ I 
Feeble, a. Tj^*r, #t«l> ^«f I 
Feed, v. Culm <&Tl, ^t^.H ^ I 
Feel, v .?P\-*(<$, *£*T *1 tjs-*T C$\% 3M 
Feeler, s. 7j^*f^ ; <$tz$j ^5f1 I 
Feeling, s. C<SW, TfTLV, f *f1, O^ I 
Feign, v. E«rel <5, £f5T3"«l1 <5 I 
Feigned, a. ^j^t^, fW1, ^T^ I 
Feint, s. ^st^SRl, ^f^t ; <p1*?T>J I 
Felicitate, v. ^ W%Z*i ^t^ftff 

Felicity, 5. ^r, ^I^TtW, ^W^ I 
Feline, «. t^t*l^, 1t\5T*T ®tit¥ I 
Fell, v. <PTflhl1 C^p^f, C^*R <S I 
Fell, a. t^?T, 1^i%, tt\^, ~&J i 
Felloe, 5. 5^3" *f f?1%,5r^T3: C5T?" I 
Fellow, s. 3T*P^ ; ^T3 ; C<T1;1 ; 

Fellowship, s. 3j\JT?f, ^\f*f^ ; 

Felo-de-se, s. ^tt^fst^T^SJl 

Felon, 5. ir^C^T^t, ^5JT*ffn*ft ; 
Felonious, a. ^, ft\J^ ; ^1 

*rrwti 

Felony, 5. ^^TC^rt^J ^r*f3rt*r I 
Felt, s. C^T^f^f^"^ 5J*rfi> *3 I 
Female, a. 3ft,ltl%vf, 5Jt*rawt?T I 
H 



Feminine, a. srtuTsfar ; ^, ifa* 
Femoral, a. fe^ ^^^tf[ I 
Fen, s. BFSTT^jfc, ^Tjf^fS;, t%5T I 
Fence, s. CS\51, G^l, WT^l I 
Fence, v. C<T\S1 CW; TTf^W^K^rsr I 
Fend, v. ^^C<TT%f ^, f^T?T«l ^ < 
Fennel, s. -*t*pl *f|<p" I 
Ferment, v. Tpj?T<l1 *§fc, ^T*TI 
Ferment, s. ^M^" ; ^rf^,?f •J£$tt"«T t 
Ferocious, a. f^^ftv^fsraK^ 8 
Ferocity, *.f^333,t^%JF£l ,3»?r$1 1 
Ferret, s. J^C^ ^Jt?T ^f^ j 1%$1 

Ferret, 0. ^^fa^TO ^tf^T ^ J 
Ferruginous, a. C^ffe^ 6 ! f^f*ri& 1 
Ferrule, s. *tf*ft, ^T*ft, #*r1 1 
Ferry, s. *fT?T TTT^1, C<f 31 'STT* ; 

Ferryboat, s. C-*r?T?T C^ft^l I 
Fertile, a. ^"<T1, "Sp^SR, T^p^T \ 
Fertility, 5. ^^, "*p*rawl I 
Fertilize, v. ^T-srt 3>, "Sp^TH ^1 
Ferula, 5. ^T3 St ^TT^TT^f <pT(&?C 

Fervency, s. ^^J, ^^TT^ l 
Fervent, a. ^[Tft^, ^7 J' ^^ 

Fervid, a. 3*S, ^5^, C^ST^", ^Jg I 
Fervour, ft ^rT^3l, ^^^11 
Festal,a.^K ft^^^Tf^i 
Fester, v. c^pt^l *f^?, J^ *fT^'i 
Festival, 5. ^f^", ^C^TVR, ^t- 



FIE 98 

Festive, a, $**ra"fasTT*5, ^T^^ffti 
Festivity, s. ^sfVl, ^nraTW,^^* I 
Festoon, s. «^T*rT*r}, «^fTTJI 
Fetch, v. ^5TT^f?T^ <5, ;§**rg ^ I 
Fetch, s. ■%**, ^T#t, Sf*«PSTl 1 
Fetid, a. ^tf f%, 3j3T|3fr, ^f%«ri% I 
Fetlock, s. c^rT^C«F?T ^TT^T ^t^T 

^ts c*rr*r i 

Fetter, s. ^*r, *ftC??- C?#t I 
Fetus, s. ^«i, ^^l"^ £fT4t) 
Feud, s. <3>*r? , fSfolW, ^r^vFl I 
Feudal, #. ^f^<r ^Cff'fa'^ t^T?T<p, 

Fever, s. ®H^T, ^T*f, ^5fl I 
Feverish, a. ^3"Ks»M, 1^3" tf"^ ' 
Few, a. ^«^f^\<rj<5. ?M*S I 
Fiat, s. ^srt^l, ^TCWT ; ^<P i 
Fib, 5. f*sTj1 55*11, <5r*v"3J ^sfl l 
Fibre, s. 3^, ^7l*t, ^S I 
Fibrous, a. ^t*tt*T, ^frf*ril> I 
Fickle, a. ESS^T, 15*T*T, ^rf^^l 
Fiction, s. *r«t, ^f^S <r^1, 

Fictitious, a.- «5f**t3,«^f3'5r,f5farj1 i 
Fiddle, s. CWT*T1, sftql 1 
Fidelity, s, &**&> Sfr&sfWA 
Fidget, v. §nrfHi% &, W&vi ^ f 
Fiducial, a. gfanft, ^W^35 I 
Fiduciary, *. sffi^S ft^C?^" 3^*5 
Fie, int. f¥J%, f *f<F I 
Fief, s. stTTSft?", v5t«35P, f t%^f^ I 
Field, j.CSF^Tfc^tfT^ ; ^l^c? I 

Fiend, j.^,f*i*nv , nreT*;&r5ji 



FIN 
Fierce, a. f§?"SrT\?£, ^?fa«S, ^?T f 
Fiery, a.^Tcsf^g^T*,?"!^*! I 
Fife, s. <rvrt, *T*fy *tf*Tt i 
Fifteen, a. *t Wf, C*f tW<T I 
Fifty, a. -wr*r I [Tp5T f 

Fig, s. ^tff 3", ^?* f *F *1 3V 
Fight, *. Tn% 9 *i\5ff", *J\*rT*r ' 
Figment, s. ^^^1, ^;©t, 7T51 <sor| 1 
Figurative, «. §*fsrtftf*rii> J ?&*T I 5 l 
Figure, s. ^t^t? - , *[f^ gfr^srl, 

Figure, v. *rfaT?T <U, ^j%3 *5 i 
Filament, *. ^ft*T, ^5W, *TO *[3F I 
Filbert, s. T&m ftc*^ l 
Filch, v. sf? ^, Tf$ CWSf tfs" *5 I 
File, *. §*T1; 39ft; *f3Tf" tft- 

File, v. ^<rm?rl W, ^sftre ?t< I 

Filial, 0. JF^fa**, «£5*T^"5$ I 
Filigree, s. ^«it1W?" ^t?" *5*fr ! 
Filings, s. §<ft$ $ty\ 
Fill, ?;. *J«f *5, *f1?^ 55, ^3- l 
Fillet, s. C^*f «IfW<; f*F3l ; ^?F<jT 

Fillip, v. Cl> T<P1 *Tt?T, \§fis W1 1 
Filly, *. CSTttc^ sY^^T 1 
Film, j. ^fift, 5^^" ^t% *fT^5f1 

151^51 1 
Filter, v. C5t?r1, Wt55, ^T1 1 
Filth, s. ^tct, ttfctf 1 1 
Filthy, a. Tfir^, ^l%^ ? ^T^^ I 
Filtrate, v. ^, sftW ^t^ ^^1 f 
Fin, 5. ^^WJ^T C\?^1 1 



FIR ! 

Final, a. C*t^, ^«j, 5?nr, f$\% \ 
Finally, «cZ.C*TC^,^^C*rc^,^^r I 
Finance, s. ^n*r, ^Is?^, *RT^fr I 
Financial, a. ^TTsrar *PS#?, ^T?T 

Find, v. ^IC^W t?d 2fT^ *, *f1 1 
Fine, 5. ^QfrfS ; C*re I 
Fine, a. ^s&, ftf£, ^sTT, f^cT I 
Finer, s. %fT$ *ff?N5T?r^ I 
Finery, s. C^H^I, ^Tt^ <T«lt1? 5 

Finesse, s. ^"sr, <S*t*rcT, t^«l7 I 
Finger, s. ^^^t, ^n^*r ; fore- 
\$^tisY; middle- - ^] in ; ring- 
^5Rff^$1 ; little-^ftfcl 1 
Finger, v. ^^cftwfSTl wf 3» l 
Finical, a. ^x*C*Ttf5 ^TOfrfn^, 

Finis, 5. *iTrTJ%, ^t§, ^TflT I 
Finish, ?>. TrsrT^t ^, *T»*X< <5 I 
Finite, a. ^faw, *ft?W?, *pft^ I 
Fir, s. OTWT^ ^ifc, ^[?T«?F I 
Fire, s. ^rfif , ^f*fwT^, CSS! I 
Fire, iy. W^f Cf ,^rtCtf?13 3JT*T <U I 
Firebrand, s. fe^1, £f^f%3 ^"fo I 
Fire-engine,s.^f|f1^TC^W'5I > 3Ss ; T I 
Fire-fly, s. cm^T^C^fT^1,C^Mt^ I 
Firelock, s. ^^, ^ifff Tig I 
Fireman, s. sf^ffT^ f^3rTW?ft I 
Firewood, 5. ^T^tt^ ^T&, t^R I 
FireworkSjS.^STT^T^T §^, ^t%#l"3l 1 
Firkin, s.inr sfTsR ^T* £JT? *>• 

H 2 



FLA 
Firm, a. *t«?, T$y t f%<r . 7tf<r\^ I 
Firm, s. *Tfas?JTC9f JpjJffT? ; Tfft- 

Firmament, 5. ^TtastWiT I 
First, a. £f tfTT^TWJ ; £t"<T*, C2& 1 
Firstborn,a.£tQ]-Tr©T^,^2l?,CliJ^ I 
Firstfruits, s. S^ST^tS ^pcT I 
Firstling, s. gfslrrsfTS *rafa I 
First-rate, a. ^^"C3Sjtr, ^^>3«^ I 
Fiscal, a. ^TSf^ *re€t«T I 
Fish, s. -sr^j, ^f, *?te I 
Fish, v. IT^^J ^J I 
Fisherman, *.^<T,^^^j^j^^tf>i 
Fishery, >.*TW?fafajt]K ; ^*TJ *T«£1 

Fish-hook, s. tst*^ J Sf^etfsf *\5*t} I 
Fishmonger, s. *rT^31, *WJ ft- 

Fissure, s. ffej, *rg[, ft^, TFT^P I 
Fist, 5. srj??, ^il, t%5T, tt%\ I 
Fisticuffs, 5. ^fet^;©, \*t*pftl 
Fistula,s.^?fs?f?r,TrsTltC?"W^t^C ,, t^ 

Fit, 5. ^m^nr ; c<rtt?r<r w*rtf i 
Fit, rt. $fl>3, ^*pr^, frits I 
Fit, v. §*i\W ^, ft* ^ } 3^3 3> I 
Five, a. «fo, *f«P I 
Fives, 5. 43t*T ^S1 frc*m ; C*Tt- 

^<T C?TT9f ttc^r^ I 
Fix, *?. ^If*f^5 ^, "^F ^, t^??r 9 l 
Fixture, s. ^tm$ J^J ; ^Tt^l ^T- 

Flabby, a. ^,^7,f^5Tl, Cental 
Flaccid, a. ^^tt, ^1, <5T*T^ I 



FLA 100 

Flag, s. *f3to1 ; 3i*ra T^ t^C*f^ ; 

Flag, v, m® ^, f*ffsm 5", ¥t^ ^ I 
Flagellation, s.tfPtfl STt^fiteT^T ' 
Flageolet, s. T[faf$%* ^J *T*ft I 
Flagitious, <z. ^t% ^p 9 ^?TT5t?T ' 
Flagon, 5. ^Si1, jTSFT^C^fV *fT3 I 
Flagrancy, s. CWK^S ^tt%*f^J, 

£ffW53l 
Flagrant, a.®H*re;^1§^,£tf*ra > 
Flagstaff, s. *fatot?T9, *£©TW^i 
Flail, s. *OT sm&-$ W3 I [*TT<5 I 
Flake, s. <?$T&1, ^, C^fW ; <^ 5 
Flambeau, 5. 3*^1, \$T^3", ^TT*T I 
Flame, s. ^f$f*T<1 ; ^T^fe 

Flaming, a.^^f^^T^^JSTT^ I 
Flank, 5. *TO<r1, ^ft^, *W, fo- 

<&T$ <W ^T$t I 
Flank, v. *fptf ^tt^«l *1 ?W ^ I 
Flannel, 5. *f*tsft 33 ftc*TC I 

Flap, 5. m^r, *C3?: ^ ^T*r ; 

Flap, v. *ft«t1 ^T^, *rwr^ ^rT?r i 
Flap-eared, a. C^Tt^fS ^«ft«f*t^> I 
Flare, v. ff*T* ?p1??1 wt%?l1 $fc I 
Flash, *. ssrrei, ^5J, 5*F5^; 

Flashy, a. ^M1, W^t«T, CTKTvSJ 
Flask, s. <Tt?FCW?r f*W» *fM • 
Flat, s. *ra^f$, ^^3?" ?J ; $*T- 

Flat, a. 7\JiU, C5*lj>1j f^tC^HI 



FLI 

Flatly, ac?. ^^t*T, *rav5t?TC*r l 
Flatten, v.^^rt^ ^,05*^13*; fr^S 3? I 
Flatter, v. f^tfjl £f*T\5i1 ^ l 
Flatterer, 5. ^1%3lW35t<ft, ^T3"<5 I 
Flattery, s. f^D1 £f*I\*fl, ^* I 
Flatulency, s.^t^CTTT^f, Wf*? > ^1- 

Flatulent, a. *nrc*rrw^, *T^?1; 

Flaunt, v. W«s CW**T1, ^ ^"^$1 
Flavour, 5. ^fT^T^f, ^TW, ifa" I 
Flaw, s. fkj, ftvF; 3^^, CWPH 
Flax, s. t%3Tt, ^"S^t,*! jffal; c*TT«l I 
Flay, v. V& C5T*T, C^T^T I 
Flea, ^, f*i% s8?t^^ I 
Fledged, a. ^T^faf*ra>,*W*T*i 
Flee, v. *f»it?R *P, W$&)t ^T«f « 
Fleece, s. 4^ CSTCC?r *T?ft?r"5tcv5 

Fleece, v. C^T^T ^Q ; ctt> 3? I 
Fleecy, a. <&\?&<K t *f*nfti 
Fleet,s.liT^TCli^: <re<r, C^ft^^J ; 

Fleet, a. ^^rt^f!", *rea?"*fT^t I 
Fleeting, a. «ft^9fT^t, ^I^tft I 
Flesh, s. ?{\\7\ ; *fl<ftl|^ %r^j ft- 

^ f ^ I 
Fleshly, a. *tTlf1f??P, «^tt^ I 
Fleshy, a. -srl^cr, ^«J^ i 
Flexibility, s. ^srj$1, ^^^t<Tl1 1 
Flexible, rt.^iT^'nt^C^t^^'nj I 
Flexure, s. ^-sr^r, ^T^, (A^ i 
Flicker, ^.nT^^ftt *rt?";1^l>f3ti> ^ t 



FLO 

Flight, s.*T*rTlR,$\53; ; <?T^;HC^?" 

Flighty, a. ^fhrsrTST, 533*T I 
Flimsy, a.^^^^F;^^?! 
Flinch, v. ^Jtsns CWf^l ^fc I 
Fling, v. fevf^ «?, c^t^l CW I 
Flint, s. S35Jl<?t3- *f t$<r, ^flf^- 

Flinty, a.E^wt ^T^ST?;^?? I 
Flippant, a. Ulster, 3^ 3l<FRt#r, 

Flirt, s. £f*m^1 3ft, C^ctff^fcte 
Flirt, v. f&$€\ ITT?" ; t^5*T <5 I 

Flit, v. §f^i tet1, ^f%?" ^, ^ i 
Flitch, s. *1<$Z<[J cn^«lt^ ^3$ 

Float, v. ^t^T, mm ?fts1 *T1 I 
Float, s. <*K$J m^5 ; "^1^1 ; 

Flock, «. <Tr*r,3?T<F;C*rtCTT3- cott^l I 

Flog, v. Qitfj ^, *ttf% cw, Tsrr?r i 

Flogging, s. £t^T?T «^«l, TTT?r«l I 
Flood, 5. ^ji^sw**; cs?T?T?" I 
Floodgate, 5. im ftsfsrc^ ?T<T I 
Floor, *. tk$7[ C^rf®?1,^TcTl I 
Floral, a. *^»f ^clU I 
Florid, «. CJTtcTt^, ^"3"2JTs ; 3 s f I 
Florin, s. C$)*n ^1 ^C*T^ I 
Florist, 5. srl^W^', irr^t I 
Flotilla, 5. ^?J SJT^TCSF? *3:<r I 
Flounce, v. ^W\f^f*tW\f% <F, 

Flounce, 5. *C3?T C*ttSte?T £ft3- 
H 3 



101 FLY 

Flounder, v. %\$?p\S 3>, ^STOSJ <$, 

Flour, s. V$tf, ^rt^1, ^ftf I 
Flourish, v. ijl^r 5 ^; 3"T$ft^?r ^ 1 
Flow, v. £f^T"c 3", *f§?1 ^1 ! 
Flower, s. «(3Pf, ^^; C%R; 

Flower, v. *Jp5?f$ 7£, Tp*t 5f?T l 
Flowery, a. *$&P\U$ ^fk^ I 
Fluctuate, v. ^f^ufsr^ 9fl% 3>, 

Fluctuation, s. ET^srj, W%<3"31 I 
Flue, s. *T5T*T C<f£faT?n£9rY$ C^T- 

Fluency, 5. ^*fl $^ot<T *fl>v5l;C$T- 
Fluent, dt. ^t^f^ ; *3R*ft*T 1 
Fluid, s. 2^|37, 7PT, Sic^* JSJ I 
Fluid, a. ®$<m, Jp«u% USPS* I 
Fluidity, 5. v5T?T*IJ, JR^tS I 
Fluke, s. c?3f t?T?" TpT^T 31 wm f 
Flummery,*. CStlC^ lit?; ^3" I 
Flurry, 5. 3^1, Wj^, ^vg^vft I 
Flush, v. *J*r1%3 ^ ; <£e^< ^ I 
Flush, a. C3®^, *fft*2«f, £t%?T l 
Flute, 5. ^Tcft, *\*tt, *J"RT^} 

Flutter, 5. TT?T<rt^t, Ef^IjC^t^ J 
Flutter,?;. *fT<T^ff^,^?"^?r ^ I 
Flux, s. £j3rc*,*retOT$ ^t^^T<T I 
Fliixion,5. ^^^Tjff^'Jffei^t^C^^" 
Fly, *. *rf«p<5l, ^Tct ; G&lJ ^W 

Fly, v. ^f^<I1 ^1, *f*rt?^ ^ I 



FON 102 

Foal, s. C^^\J ***T I 
Foam, s. C*p«I1, 5fflP*r1 I 
Fob, s. n€\ ^TTl^r^T?" Clf?r I 

Focus, 5. <re ^tcjt ^[c^fj^r f%?r«i 

Fodder, ^3<T^ W<ft?^S*£«it1? 

Foe, 5. *ttj, >si@, fr*HF, t<T<ft 1 
Foetus, 5. ?P5% ^T*ra>, ^J«l l 
Fog, s. f ?T*rt, JS^rfNl l 

Foggy, a. ^srofiforsra I 

Foible, s. cpftafaj, *Ft«l*T*F, «§# I 

Foil, v. ^tfOTsf ^W /5, *irt^<r <5 ! 
Foil, s. n?"Ti?<r ; dw ^<rt?[ i 

Foist, v. ^j%*r*pfa f%*f I 
Fold, v. *tf^ ^P, €tlf ^ ; ^Tt^^ ^ l 
Fold, s. c*fnrT\F ; ^Ts? ; #«i I 
Foliage, s. jCSFfT *T2r f^S I 
Folio, 5. 4$ \5^1 ^tsf Sf Pf^ ^t© 

Folk, 5. C5Tt«F, *f3^TSf«l,SRWre i 
Follow, v. *f*5TTf9ft^t *, ^rt^T- 

3*€f ^ i 

Follower, s. *T*5tTf *ft*rt, ^^?T I 
Folly, 5. ^ifitOTWlJ f^fel ' 
Foment, v. C^W ^ ; ^5 3? ; tt^lW 

Fomentation, 5. C^ff C*F^T, C*f^ I 
Fond, a. ^ft&,^^jK?t,<S^*i I 
Fondle, v. C^t^t^f <F, *T**T5rj ^ I 
Fondling, 5. c^*TT3T, F^T*r I 
Fondness, s. ^r^Ttf, ^K^^fJ I 



FOR 

Font, *.if9r ?rtf«r7T<r c-artf^s *W; 
4^ 2W?" ^T*t1? W^3" *T*T5 I 
Food, s. ^, ^T^t?-,C^TliJ,<rmT I 
Fool, s. *fTtf5T, W, t^C^t^T ; ^5$ I 
Foolery, s. f^f^-31, THT51 ; ^R- 

Foolhardy, a. ^STTfsr ^t^^,t^^% I 
Foolish, a. *fT*fC5T3: TO, ^5^ I 
Foolishness, s. ^SstTOl, ^r<T5l I 
Foolscap, 6". 4^ fiW^T ^tsfSi I 
Foot, s. ^J% *mr,*fT?1 ; S\ *JF*t i 
Football, s. *f1 1fon C<^^T?T *I^fT 
Footing, *. *rft ftcWC*f<T ^T* ; 

Footman, s. *nfTf^<P", Tft*T, ^5pJ I 
Footpad, s. \Ft^tt^, 3"TT>*fT\5 I 
Footpath, 5. f J *r*r, ?[f5 W l 
Footstalk, s. «tT>1, 5^, \§T^1 I 
Footstep, s. *rmf^, *ffif^ I 
Footstool, «. *ftW*ftfc, *ffiT*TC l 
Fop, s. ^<5WT?",WT3"1^Ft [sil I 
F6ppish,a.^f%?1,^j9l^P(5lr?n,^r^t- 
For, jpr. ^t$% ®C*J ; *f1?3C^l 
For, c. *t?r«i, c^Rl, cror^tf I 

Forage, s. *P$rf?<T ^^<ftlT Tj*J ; 

Forasmuch, e. C^TC^^, C^^^1 I 
Forbear, v. ^T3 ^, ^T^J ^ ' 
Forbearance, s. ^Tf%, if^^Sl I 
Forbid, v. f^ra*f ^, ^T<T«< ^ I 
Forbidding, a. ^«iTli^^ ; 1^ra*f<fr" I 
Force, s. ^cT, t$tfs\, ^T^Jt^T<T ; 



FOR 

Force, v. SC^ffS ^<T1, ^te^tTT 3>l 
Forceps, s. f5*j>1, ^T^M^WVT I 
Forcible, a. gfac^l^^flTT^ra I 
Ford, v. tt#?1 *ft?T ^ i 
Ford, s. tT©?Fl *ft?" ^t^ *t* I 
Fordable, a. -KWJCSi nt?" ^«C^?" 
Fore, a. ^*T, <J# I [c*TT$f J I 

Forebode, v. ^CtfC^Ttf ^,*T5*1 3> I 
Forecast, *. *ff?«iT^?f*f =T,^r«jT&3l 

Forecastle, s. 5?t5lCSJ<r ^Ttf^Tsf I 
Forefather, s. f^C^t^,*^' 5 !??'^ I 
Forefinger, 5. im^^Z^J ff ifa 

Forefront, 5. ^rtf^ttf, ^*TT«T I 
Forego, v.^Jttf ^UTiJ^TCttfirR^I 
Foregoing, a. <J^"9fT^t, ^^WTe* I 
Forehead, 5. ^^t^T, cT«nTT>, ^T«T I 
Foreign, a. fac*«ft?T ; f^Sf*^f ?, 
Foreigner, s.ftaHhr <Sjf& I [tj?:^ 
Foreknow, v. ^T^Y fix? Sit^ f! I 
Foreland, s. *5l%f\*t i S^ I 
Forelock, s« ^*fTC*T<T C^TCJfW I 
Foreman, s.^^T^T^tTOf £ Sf'tfT^; 

Foremost, a. ^?ff%$, ^tfSfeiJ I 
Forenoon, s. *£#T^, WTe* I 
Forensic, a. ^TFft5T^T 5Pp r^f 3 l 
Forerunner, 5. ^sfTiT, ^?fsf I 
Foresee, v. ^t€t Jf*f ^ ^ I 

F6resight,s.*f©«lT^W*f ^,TJTT*f ^ I 

Foreskin, s. f%^Tsi"S"53r I 

Forest, s. ^R,^*iJ,^,^n?€t I 

H 4 



103 FOR 

Forestall, v. ^CJt *T<f«T <S ; ^C^J|T 

Forester, s. ^ ^^, 3"JRt*ft 1 
Foretaste, s. ^>t€fr ^tf ^T^<T| 

Foretell, v. ^fc"SjT[*t^7 ^^ I 
Forethought, #. ^prt f53l, ^j^» 

Forewarn, v. 9j"c*fr ^TT^^t^T ^ * 
Forfeit, s. *R1?«, ^ofrs I 
Forfeiture, s. ^ofrt « CffOT ; 3"tC^- 

?rm *m j*j i 

Forge, *. ^m^Tstf ; ^T*f?T t 
Forge, v. Itfc* 9 ; *fl^ f*TT> ; ft- 

Forgery, s. tifa'WS ; Sit*T ^?T«I, 

Forget, v. ft^3 ^, ^>*T, *ft*T3* I 
Forgetful, a. R^"5, ^M, ft3tf?C3 
Forgive, v. W^l 3>, "STT^t ai ^ i 
Forgiveness, *. spsrl, "srt^r^l I 

Fork, 5. csrc®<r ^1, ^ i 

Forked, a. <litlW, <5^<T^ 1 
Forlorn, a. Tffa, ^js% ^rettf « 
Form, v. 1^1*1 ^, SF^sfl tf, t^» 

irsr <? i 

Form, s. ^Tf 1%,ftfVf;*fafbtfrT*R I 
Formal, a. W^IV, It^J^t^t I 
Formalist, *. ^ft1% *TT3U^T?ft, 37^"- 

Formality, 5. <ftt%3T5 ^J^^T?" ; 
Formation, s. f^ssrH *%)&•{ I 
Former, a. ^4", 2t^TT, ^tl?^ I 



FOR 



Formerly, ad. *£^tC5T, <5rc*[, 

Formidable, a. %5 ??"fa*P, Wt^*l I 
Formless, a.f^/faf^^ra^^fa I 
Formula, s. f)1%, f^Yi^, *ft<n I 
Formulary, s. ftfV^" spj, ^tEt?" 

Fornication, s. sjf%5T?" "fiRTlj «T- 
Forsake, «;. *ff?F3Jt9f ?P, ^"fa I 
Forsooth, #c£. tj^j, 3"d> I 
Forswear, 0. f^oJil *r*Tor ^ | 
Fort, 6-. Tfsf, sf\5 I 
Forte, ^ttc*^ ttf*^]^ ^«T I 
Forth, ad. 3"tftc?", ^Ctf I 
Forthcoming, a. ^*ff%;5 ^8Wf- 

Forthwith, ad. ^T^t^^S^f^^K 
Fortification, s. ff^f f^^TT 6 ! Rwj1 ; 

Fortify, v. TRc^ ; Pf^f w^Tf«| 3? I 
Fortitude, $. W^l^t^ C#*TC^TsT 
3?ft<TT?: ?$^Z\, *fflwl, ^it^T I 
Fortnight, s. <$<$ *{W, ^t Tf^T^ I 
Fortress, s. wrf, 5f\5 I 
Fortuitous, o. tfRT*, ^T^T* I 
Fortunate, a. *f <ITT3, ^TtfRtJT 1 
Fortune, 6*. ^t5fj, ^^> ; TP^fg" 1 
Fortune-teller, s. tw?^, *r«}^ I 
Forty, a. £]%% 5^aTl?\*te i 
Forum, s. t^T^T^J^T*; 15^ I 
Forward, a. ^l^J, £f^, ^fJ"5 ; 

Forward, v. ^TOT^" $ ; ^TT^T^TJ ^, 



101 FRA 

Forward, ad. ^TC^f, ^TtW f 
Forwardness, s. 37J31, £f^53t, 
§CW3T*f I 

Fosse, s. $fs<rft, <rt^ s *r^*r t?«n i 

Fossil, 6-. £f^r|^5 ^3*7, 5- 
fwl ^tc3 *R^ *T?1 Stt^ 

3*7,— *r<*ri, *tt^ ^$rn £f^<fN 

Foster, v. C*TK«I ^, Sft^Tc'R ^ I 
Fosterbrother, ,?. STf^F^Tf^f^, 

Fosterchild, s. c*ffa7 Wt"*, «tt«T^ 
Fosterfather, s. ^^"Wt^l W51 ' 
Foul, a. J^sr ; lj <TtST?', ^RJUT l 
FouImouthed,a.Fss£tf,^f:2tereTift» 
Found, v. *t«^ ^, ^Tf*Ts <5 I 
Foundation, s\ f^re^r^^Wr 8 
Founder, ^. f^sfrtsl, *nR^T?ft; 

4.KZ T?TC*T C^T I 
Founder, v. liCeT *F$ ^, ^?1 ^tl 
Foundery, s. l|TC5 T7tf%*T?T W I 
Foundling, #. ^{^T^ 3r\*f S?t3S 

37^ f*ra 1 [>*rt*f?r t 

Fountain, Fount, s. 3^1, ^^ 
Four, «. 5t1?, 5^?T, ^$^?T I 
Fourfold, a. ^^I, ^^5fj I 
Foursquare, 0. S^SWH, ^^31 
Fourteen, a. CSK, T5^^f*t I 
Fourth, 0. 5^>of I 
Fowl, s. ^^i", 3?553»T> I 
Fowler, 5. ^ft^Tt^t^l, 3Tf *T, ^S^ 5 
Fox, 5. c^^f^tTTTcT, ^c^T^ff l 
Fraction, 6'.^W^;^t'»f,<r^,^^ ,c f I 



FEE 105 

Fractional, a. *n\*t ^WlH I 
Fractious, a. <pttf%?1, ^^T^t i 
Fracture, s. ^tt, ^|v5 ^tW^ I 
Fragile, a. *Flg ^ft^ftcT, ^t«l, 

^•f^F I 
Fragility, s. fcspPt^, ^1*^31 I 
Fragment, s. <T«, T^f ?T1, gv5l I 
Fragrance, s. *[?ra, ClV^, *[*t*T I 
Fragrant, a. ^9fj%,C^?T^ttf«t^ I 
Frail, a. ^5TOt^T*tJ, ^l^tft I 
Frailty, s. c*W»TJ, ^t«l^1 I 
Frame, s. ?PtfcTsr, *f^C, ^t^t% I 
Frame, u. *ffc, ?*S^1 ^, f^?^ ^ I 
Franchise, s. 3[f%S ^f^T^T?" • 
Frangible, a. ■*\) 7 % ^?f*rl"c?, Tjg^l 
Frank, s. C<T ^Tt^sft fi>^ I 
Frank, a. ttjst, ^sre*n> ; ^Wt^TJ I 
Frankincense, s.f^^f ttc*fS" I 
Frantic, a. ftf^% ^Ws, tt^ST I 
Fraternal, a. ^5t^^ j ^Tlft? I 
Fraternity, s. ^T^^S ; iff cT, ^T^TT^f I 
Fratricide, s. ^T^3J1 ; ^>Tf^3l I 
Fraud, s. St^rt, SfTO^C ^^l I 
Fraudulent, a. *fo, ^jfiNr, *£g i 
Fraught, pa. ^1, *£«£ *rf?r*J<l 
Fray, *. ftc?Tt*r, 3^J51, «^ I 
Fray, y. ^? PT*fl, <5Tv£*1 ^ | 
Freak, s. C*T?tt«T, C^)^, ^^K 

Freckle, s. sftCs?' 1§*T, If^vff i 
Free, a. ^W, ^T*ffa ; *j?r <rft3 I 
Freebooter, 5. cJCTj^I, ^JW^S I 
Freedom, s. sjf^S^T^Sl ; ^*T"51 1 



FEI 

Fre'ehold, s. ^W.7[ ^rsrjftfSsT?", 

Freely, ad. ^*TC*r ; fc^TspTJ l 
Freeman, s. ^TTsffa ^"jfV, ^3"*f i 
Freespoken, a. f^5c?T ^$T^, f^"?T- 

Freestone, s*. ^Tf*t?1 £f^?" I 
Freethinker, *. "*THf^<5, *ffa"3 ; 

^¥ c^r i 

Freeze, v. ^Cire IWTT* ^ I 
Freight,.?. <^W?T Wt3rTt *1 ^1^1 i 
French, a. T$t^ cwft? I 
Frenzy, *. §W^51, f*F3TC5l, WtW I 
Frequency, s. f^$j$1, fcra^J, 

Frequent, v. f^sj SfSt'U'to ^ I 
Frequent, a. *J*S*pS, f^3T I 
Frequently, ad.*t*rs «p2,^T<T^t?T I 
Fresh, a. T>TT>J$1, *Tte«T ; ^^W, 

Freshen, ?;. 7TC35S? 35, ^st <5 I 

Fret, v. f<n>frri> <5 $ c*m ^ ; *T^; 

Fretful, a. f*t\f%fi>H), ft<r^ I 
Friable, o.^<^«l<^rt9n,^v5^f5?r1 ! 
Friar, s. SWt^ta fcc*n* I 
Friction, .?. "5W, \F5R, ^^T^tk I 
Friday, s. t9jp^T?T.I 
Friend, ^. <i^, t^"^, 3T-«ri, ^Ttlfl"? • 
Friendless, a. ^w€\^, ^^M I 
Friendly, a.^^jf^fo^t^ff^ I 
Friendship, s. <SW$\ ^IT^^TJ 1 



FRU 

Frigate, s. ^ StKTSf fcc*r* I 
Fright, s. ^T^W, ^?, *TWl, ^t^l 
Frighten, v. ^5 ^, ^^ ^p«f-j 1 
Frightful, a.^lT^^W^T^ I 
Frigid, a. ^T^cT, f^C^U, f^Pf**f I 
Frill, s. <K3j -^pi^ <fl 3rT*T<T i 
Fringe, s. ^T^eT, ^itcT^", *pT*T l 
Frippery,s.*?3T5^ ^ ^Tsffae 1 ^ 1 
Frisk, v. §m?!^ *$, ^W, s?W | 
Frith, s. *T*£3?r <\fi£, <[*1 1 
Fritter, v. 5® * <?, ^Jf1 * <5 I 
Frivolity, s. ^srasfe^l, ^^1 I 
Frivolous, a.^J,x*>^;ft?,^5R^ l 
Frizzle, v. Its?" *P, C3Tfas\5l 1 
Fro, ad. vg-^S, — TT^TI, ^$^18 I 
Frock, s. Ml SlT^rl, f^f I 
Frog, s. ?r?p, C»^, C^W I 
Frolic, s. C-sfcTl, C#l^, *?f??T?T 1 
From, pr. ^tre, ^XVC , «TTt%¥l l 
Front, s. ^^T, ^«T, ^Itfl 
Frontier, s. jftstf, <^*r£tt$ I 
Frontispiece, s. $p$1«f*3ff wt^" 5 
Frost, s. ft*T, ^"itsrT ^nr l 
Froth, s. c^p«i1, sfTTOl, C^pf ?1 l 
Frothy, a. C^sT^T? ; ^SRsfas I 
Fro ward, a. ^rT*TJ,'5I**r,vil^Q : ff1 1 
Frown, s. *£^% ^:^«T, ^J«r?: 

^T*TT?T1 <TT*r £f<Pl*f l 
Fructify, v. ^p^Rt^T 3», ^^^Tl ^ I 
Frugal, a.^fSft^jft,^**!"*^ I 
Frugality, 5. *ff?TfTO *J <T, f^33"J? I 
Fruit, 5>. Tp?T, ^*ff%, Sjf%^5? I 
Fruiterer, s. ^v\ 37^1 <ft 1 



106 FUN 

Fruitful, a. TFsreftT, ^#?"1 I 
Fruition, 5. C^T*f, iFsTC^t'sr I 
Fruitless, a. f^"3Spc?, ^^^ 1 
Frumenty, s. «T?r^rt^r, *fT?*T 1 
Frustrate, i>. t^^p«T ^, |sfl ?5 I 
Fry, j>. ^^R <g, ^|^, ^t l 
Fry, s. 3T*TO*fftrl, <5tW; ^TPSF I 
Friddle,v."sr-Q ^TrtST*! ^,t^5T ^ | 
Fuel, s. m\vtfft *Stfr, ^^r 1 
Fugitive, *. *f3TT3^,*r*fjT>;rast;ft I 
Fulcrum, s. $*ten, c*Ttt>1, CT>#t?T 

C*fTSf I 
Fulfil, v. *£< *s,*rep*r ^,*F*rg 3> I 
Fulgency, s. £f^1, <sT1%, C31J8 I 
Fuliginous, a. Sf U"iT?, 3£W\S1 I 
Full, a. *£f, *rw£f, *f1?^r, ^ni 
Fuller, *. 3:5?^, c*T*f1 I 
Fully, ad. ^^C^WreT^tre I 
Fulminate, v. SfW^T ^, ^^ftf ^ I 
Fulness, s. Tp*tf?\ ^f% gftl^fj I 
Fulsome, a. ^«I1"C ^srf^fe^T l 
Fumble, v. ^T^ft ^C^f 35^" 3> l 
Fume, s. *£%, *T*Pt, ^5T*T; C^t% 

Fumigate, v. Sf sr ^, ^t^jrl CW I 
Fumigation, s. ^<l1 CW^^T, 3£*f*, 

Fun, 6>. ^t?^T7T, C^t^, C^c^l I 
Function, s. 3>t&, ?TR^T1, Tp^r^l l 
Functionary, ^.^W^^jf^,^^^!^ 
Fund, s. ^f^^ VT^ ; ^\^TiT, *£§ft l 
Fundament, s. *ttW\,$^&S\*T$\ 
Fundamental, a. T(sffa, Hcft^ I 



EUS 107 

Funeral, s. ^C€J0fip?1, ^*Tlf*f I 
Funereal, a. ^rcSJ0fOTTWT*f J I 
Fungus, s. "WH, Wt$1, CPtv?$ l 
Funnel, s. vjpt, JJcft, fsrsft I 
Funny, a. c*ftv£^,*f1?teT^,?rf*T*P 
Fur, s. «t*tTT, C^rt^, ^-f1 ; ^T^^ I 
Furbelow, *.-5rt5T?TT?n|5T^^l ^T^i 
Furbish, v. ^35ff*T *p, srtl^T ^, 

Furious, a. StS3,?rT*ftf%5,?"T*fT3f t 
Furl, v. $T>t^Tl ?TK, Wl,rfT<5^1 1 
Furlong, s. TrT^C*T?" <5J^T\*f, 

8fr° ^ *ff3^T«l I 
Furlough, *.^,*tf^C5 fa?rt3r I 
Furnace, *. ^T*f<T, 1§ST1, ^rftff « I 
Furnish, v. CTffil, f^PS **, *fTSf1 1 
Furniture, *. sfre?" TT^r^t, n®gf1 1 
Furrier, s. *T*fir ^J**tt*ft I 
Furrow, s. "SpIcT^ C?T<1, *!t3T- 

«rt3, *n^i 

Further, orf. ^f*TST[C?V5rfVr^ I 
Further, v. ^ft^T^TJ ^, ^*T^T?" ^ ; 

Furtherance, 5. ^T^t^TJ, S^1$,f ftj 
Furthermore, ae?.^lfV^F,<4'5l%S I 
Furtive, a. ^*re3, ^*re*lT?1 

Fury, s. $*&$ 31*1", C¥\* t C^t^f I 
Furze, s. ^«iN |^ t^C*^ I 
Fuse, v. §5TC*f J* *, 9f5d I 
Fusee, s. <FTirTC^ *ft*lre1, ^3 

Fusible, a. *m?far, 5**ihr I 



GAL 

Fusil, 6*. v^<p £f<5t|r 3"^ I 
Fusion, s. 3?r ^?"«l, ^f«f1 ^"fa I 

Fuss, s. ssrmi, ^^T^r,^^T\5^<r, 

Fustian, *. 3"gfcc*T^ ; C^t^T^T I 
Fusty, a. ^^T©?1,^^,^T^T«Tv5l I 
Futile, a. ^JTofa?, T^^pstT I 
Futility, s. ^SRsforl, fa"S?P?i$1 I 
Future, a. ^ft^n*, <5T<ft, ^TtfT^ft 
Futurity, *.^fr"JU**T»T,*f?rc*rT<5l 

a. 

Gabble,v.*^*^s/5iTpHi> 3^1 ^ I 
Gable, *. TTCfT?" Ftc^tS I 
Gad, v. f^rsfa «Tt?^"src| ^ J 
Gadfly, 5. \5T*T, ^C*t 1 
Gag, s. THT&E ^, <TtoJC?1*r 3> I 
Gage, 5. 3-3^, *T«i, £tt^"S5l I 
Gaiety, Gayety, s. *r^ ^Tcmw I 
Gaily, ad. ^TOT, ^rfaC 5 ^, <rfa- 

Gain, s. §*itmx, ^T^, £TTf^ l 
Gain, v. *TT^ 3P,£JT*J ^ttssw ^ I 
Gainsay, v.^rTfat?" ^^T^fe 3> 1 
Gait, s. -5T©^T?T ffgfa, EW.frsr* I 
Gaiters, A^T&,"^eTC^nr ©Wl^T 6 ! I 
Gala, s. ^7j3", *\~&, ^T^ 5 ^ 1 
Galaxy, s. ^r^Ttft^t ; C*fT^ <re 

Gale,%.^r^1 *toT*r,£r5« *T?,3T3 l 
Gall, 5". f*fff, fw<r*n <nW,Vt«T I 
Gall,?;.^\5 sr1 J OTCe!tf5 , 5F^;3re 5 ^1 
Gallant, 5". $*f*f^ lit?, CT?^R1 I 



GAP 

Gallant, a. ^It^PT^, T^<T, f^t€ I 
Gallantly, s. Tft^^ ; afteriC^ 

Gallery, s. W,J^ felZ?r$ ^T^"T^1 / 
Galley, ?. Wttm ftc*ra ; WM1 *- 

Galling, a. *fT7TWf?35, ^t>^?" I 
Gallipot, s. §^%f ^Tf^r^T?" *TfiNl 

Gallon, 5. JS Jp3J<r 1§* C^T?T W*f 
Gallop, s. ^T73^ Oft? s «^^9ft% I 
Gallows, 5. *e7*ft?" ft% I 
Galvanism, s. CSfSTWf^Tf^Tl ^tt^ - - 

Gamble, r.Sf?lTC**mi ^,«tt*t^5l <5 
Gambol, 6". »pj, C<TcT1, cTOJRreiJP, 

Game, s. *T®t, C^TcTl ; *[9f ?r1 ; *ft- 

Game-cock, 5. 5n>T3» ^^1> ! 
Gamesome, a. 3f»r7T35?", <"PT^ I 
Gamester, s. WTiiti, *fT*n^t.7^ I 
Gaming, 5-. ^"?tC<T^1, *TH^t7l l 
Gammon, s. *$*KJ[7[ fei^l ^S^> 

Gamut, s. 3TO f*r^T?- 2fo[^ *ff& 
Gander, s. ^TTH"^^, ^"MT I 
Gang, s.^p C^T^CW^WcT.^^TftlT I 
Gangrene, s. HT\?T sfsR, *f1k I 
Gangway, $. ^T^TlrTC^T^ V$ I 

Gaol, *. ?pr?rT9ft?r, to* $r i 

Gaoler, *. ?PT<T1 3"^<p, ^ift *ff«T I 
Gap, 9. "^[^, Tp^tt, 1%j, C#t1 I 



108 GAIT 

Gape, v. SYf: c^m; 5lf^<i1 *H<? I 



Garb, s. *ff?^W, C3*r, C*Tt*iT<T I 
Garbage, s, *T7t^f7 ; 3P^ TsJ I 
Garble, v. *f*r^ i, 371^31 cT I 
Garden, s. *T9fPT, ^WJ"R, 3*T37C l 
Gardener, 5-. "STTcTt, ^W J"R *fT*ra I 
Gargle, v. ^j£ S <5, ^T7Wl I 
Garish, a. 2f*P?r, T^Tpjitel I 
Garland, s. *f ^{"sn^Tl, ^^f^t^ I 
Garlic, s. 7[^x, 5T3* I 
Garment, s. ^ffir^if, *Tl??ft* 3"3fl 
Garner, s. ctfsfl, *t*DtsTT?r I 
Garnish, v. ^f^5 <p, C*fTi%3 ^ I 
Garniture, s. <T*t^s1, Tf^rl l 
Garret, 5. sfC^JiC^T^ff^f frfft I 
Garrison, s. ffC^f < C*R1 ; Jf*f i 
Garrulity, s. ^TST^I, TRv[3F3l I 
Garrulous, «. ^'f*?n, WT^ I 
Garter, s. orisn ?r*fl f*F31 • 
Gas, ^. ^T*Pt, ^¥13" I 
Gasconade, s. sf^T, ^"^f^^1 I 

Gash, s. sr#t<r ^^, ul, tettt^ i 

Gasometer, s-. ^T*Pf ^fJJ'srT' 5 ^ *T3 I 
Gasp, .?. -arTfr -arte*, ^T*ttf* I 
Gastric, a. §Tf^?T, ®^T?T T^€Y<T I 
Gate, 5. *f3"*T<T, t%\^^t?" I 
Gather, v. f 71, *-fT7, ^1%^^ ^ • 
Gathering, s. ^? ; C^?pt^^ i 
Gaudy, a. 3"f3f*r1, TTTflT^^P • 
Gauge, y. 5^ 5C^JJ ^f^^TT 6 ! I 
Gaunt, a. f*\, Wtl, STM^fa I 
Gauntlet,^.C^T^Tl^r^3^^?:^ fc Vt I 
Gauze,^. f^^l% ^M?,^?"^i 



GEN 

Gawky, a. c^t^1, ^T^f « J, ^Tt^Tvft I 
Gay, a. «srfw, ^Dfi>Q, *p1%3 I 
Gaze, v. 4^d£ 5Tfs?1 $TO I 
Gazette, s. *T*rT5T3" *ra I 
Gazetteer, s>. TlC^t^eft" ; c;f*T ft- 

Gazingstock, s. ^«tT^f ft I [*tt*r*ft ! 
Gear, s. 3TS5F1, C3"*f, C3*T^T1; $3> 
Gelatinous, «. ^rftrt^, ^1^1^ I 
Geld, v. ^WC^^^ *?, WT*T?1 <5 I 
Gelding, s. f^JC 5 ^ C*ttT>^ I 
Gem, s, <T5*, "STH ; *TJ *T, <j?f^ I 
Gemini, 5. ffota TTtPT I 
Gender, *. f%^, ©t1% I 
Genealogical, a. '^\ x tt^*flTf^^t7r I 
Genealogy, 5. ^V^sft, <£ 5T#t ! 
General, a. *lT*rT?"«i ; *iF?n5?" I 
General, *.2t*tt <?RT*f1% ; *IT<p*iJ 
Generalissimo, s.Tv^" 2j*TRt*R)T- 

Generality,*.^f^T\*f,7rt'«-t^^ ' 
Generally, ac?. *i53"t53'?re*T,*Tl3n- 

Generalship, s. t*WtW^?T *fW 
Generate, v. n^f CW, ^V 5 ^ ^ I 
Generation, s. mft, *\*\, U*T- 

CW*H l 
Generic, a. 3"sf Tj^^ti, "Z'iffi! I 
Generosity, 5. PtT^^, S^t^l^l, 

Generous, a.Ttta^ft^sft^J^T^ 1 
Genesis, s. ^\ x f;^t^? ^*fTC^ 
I 



109 GIIE 

Genial, a^^^rsTt^;*^^ ! 
Genitals, $. *J^T3F, ^*T^ I 
Genitive, 0. ^f^w^T?:^! [*f% I 
Genius, 5". £«|, t^^lj, ^T»fft<& 
Genteel, a. f*f^, 7[*ftcT, ?r»j t 
Gentile, s. fst^wn&l ^RJtwft I 
Gentility, s. ^"ftsrel, ^J3I ; ^« 

Gentle, a. C<5t^*T, *[?, P^^s, I 
Gentleman, * .TOTS ^j JlF,^TfC5lT^ | 
Gently, ad. *k?T \ ; C^^<J#^ I 
Gentry^.TOt^ SRJftfmsTCSiT^ I 
Genuflection, s. "^n^fff^ l 
Genuine, a. SH^5 t ^T^f^t^, ^<js j%ir 
Genus, s. mf§, 9f«|, ^tf, <[< 1 
Geographer, *. «tC?tt*T f^OT^s I 
Geographical, 0. ^CJttc^WJi ?T^"- 
Geography, *. ^CSfTrfftwJl [wfa 
Geology, 6*. sjf^l A«fr<r<p frTrJl I 
Geometrical, a. c*F5f^J?7l*ra€t?r 1 
Geometrician, s. C^4 ^Tft^T^ 

Geometry, s. C^4 *fftr*rT*f$ t^TJl 
Germ, s. ^^JC, *fT^n%, ^f*fa1 I 
Germinate, v. ^^^^5 ^ I 
Gerund, s. 5^5^ *m I 
Gestation, s. sf^*fi?:«l, sflfcitsa I 
Gesticulate, v. £"5f"s?f ^,^f^^ 3? | 
Gesture, s. *\iftzj^ ^ft I 
Get, v. £tre 3", wr§sft ^ i 
Gewgaw, s. C4T*r1,*p WSTT^t ^"1 I 
Ghastly, a. ^re<T ^JtlTj tt^^ ^1* 
Gherkin, 6>. ^5 ^^1 ^1 ^T*tl I 



GIR 

Ghost, s. ^£5, C2^5, ^rfaH 1 
Ghostly, a. C»>f%<5, ^Tt^Tftfa I 
Giant, s. ^I^tt, <p;$, *t#t#t I 

Gibberish, s. ^sftffa 3tW, W^Jt- 

Gibbet, s. TPf^Y ^T% I 
Gibbous, ff.f»^«j4rW?",Cl>T*f^ 1 
Gibe, s. fcm 9 *, Wjl, *ffc, 37W i 
Giblets, *. ^\C*T?" «*Tft#5 ^W • 
Giddy, 0.^TTOt*;5**raf^iftf w Hi> 
Gift, s. vm, t^<TWJ ; SqT^TOl ! 
Gifted, a. e«TCT?T, ^iT5T<rto;, *tt- 

Gig, 5. <i|<5 C^Tt^T?" ^fft ftc^; 
Gigantic, a.^wr?ftf*T^,2f<FT3 1 

Giggle, v. ftefftsr ^©iri ^ i 

Gild, v. TO^fs^ ^, C^T^T^t ^ I 
Gilding, 5". C*TT«|Tf*r ^, ^*Os^l 

Gill, s. Tt\xm$ *tt*T ; *r^t?r sf^- 

Gimlet, 5. *^1, ^jft, ^51 ' 
Gin, 5. ^t^l t^C*t^ ; ^TW, liTST I 
Ginger, s. ^W, ^TtJ^, *Sfc I 
Gingerbread, s. ^5rfWl,f5f^ ^T??fT- 

Gingerly, «d. ?rra?fT^?FC*i I 

Gingle, v. f<$* * *f^t^l 

Gipsy, s. at?T<T ^JT<T GPWsWh 

Gird, v. 3"€* ^, *pfi>*^ 3? I 
Girdle, a <rf>^^, *fT>*1 1 
Girl, *. *Rj1, Tif^-1, fVtfftl 



110 GLI 

Girth, s. c"5rr^T?r c*f$t*5*t ; c^, 
•fftfiri 

Give, v. Tft^ ^, ^T*fa 55, S**rtf <5 1 
Giver, s. WF51, WTW, TfT^si I 
Gizzard, s. ^\*Tt1^ f^foTl I 
Glaciers, s. f5^"t^t C^4 I 
Glacis, s. iptf-$ ^tfe J Vfrljsfo I 
Glad, a. ^T*fa^ra>,*f^5,^ j 
Gladden, v. ^srT^f^FS 9, 3& 3H 
Glade, *. <ft^?T ^C^fJ *t 1?S3>^ Trft I 
Gladiator, s. ^T5PFt^, sreTCSTftfl I 
Gladness, s. ^rfa^, *ft^", ^^i 
Glair, s. ^t*3?" ^tV*fl 
Glance, 5. ^T^, ***^fi& I 
Gland, s. *rT\*I %f% ftc*rsr I 
Glanders, s. ^V$l *Tfwt?r C^ttf I 
Glare, s. ^<S? TftfS, 5^JT<5 I 
Glaring, a. WSff^Jl ; 3JW£ I 
Glass, s. 3FIS, *f^*r1 ;**fa ; *ft^- 

Glassblower, 5. ^tS^TT^ f^^rf$1 1 
Glaze, v. fe*5ft ^ $ of^rn CW I 
Glazier, s. ^f^STl ^^^t#t I 
Gleam, s. ftwJUSJC ?cs ^tf%?rf* I 
Glean, v.*f^3*r*CTf f??1 *T, <fihr1 
Glebe, s. *K7[lf5U$?[ jfe ^fr I |>l 
Glee, 5. ^n^TTW , ^, C^H^ I 
Glen, s. ^ ^f^-C^?: W$t*, ^ 

Glib, a. f*f^l1, f^ ? f^^«i I 
Glide, v. TSim* C^C9f 9f1% <F, f*f- 

Glimmer, v, f%^f%%^ I 



GO 

Glimpse, s. %wfi> , ^^1% I 
Glisten, y.5^ir|%?1 ^,lic^§!^1 1 
Glitter, v. 3i^sr3? ^, srasw ^ I 
Gloat, v. 3>tM^ 35, ^^"^f^ ^ i 

Globe, s. ^rT*r, c?rmif l% i 

Globular, a. c*fT*rW?T I 
Globule, *. e*rT5Ttf t% f J ft 5 ^ I 
Gloom, s. ^% <$!<[, c^TT?" ; fc*S|3l I 
Gloomy, a. CErt?",^^^!?"^? ; f^- 

Glorify, *>. Sfsn^tW <P, Cift^TT ^ 5 
Glorious, a. Csffa^lf^, Sj)7T^ I 
Glory, 5«. ttffa*, Trft^rl, £faT*T I 
Glory, v. ^r^r<T <F, ?!T^r1 ^ I 
Gloss, s. ^TT^1, £ps1 ; ft^1 I 
Glossary, s.^tCW CW, ^T^Jfacftl 
Glossy, «. ^Tfe^e*, f^S«l, fw 1 
Glove, 5. ^T51, WW 1 
Glover, 5. ^fi5l Wttftl 
Glow, v. fan S, wral I 
Glowworm, s. ClffaT^ C*1t^1 I 
Glue, s. fa^ffa I 

Glum, «. ¥t^^r, $•%% , ^rc^rt^r i 

Glut, v. ^T^ ^ ; t^^1 mw\ i 
Glutinous, «. ^rfrt**, ST^fihr! 1 
Glutton, *. c*n>p, &Hr^f*r I 
Gluttonous, a. C*fT>Ji3r^", c*flN? I 
Gluttony, 5. cni^si, ^ro^rei I 
Gnash, u. Jf^ "Sr€«l <t>, 1%\5fsre ^1 
Gnat, *. *r*n, Tr«f ^, $*i Vt I 
Jnaw, v. *PT>jrfi> 31 F^"ej ^ I 
Gnomon, 6-. ajsfj ^Kst^" #t$1 1 
Go, v. *n, 5*r,*m <j? ; gf^t^ 3 , 



111 GOO 

Goad, s. <3l^*f, \Ft^*T, *t\&$\\ 
Goal, *. tffts? - srspj ;C*raTf%£tT?, 

Goat, s. ^T?f, -^Tsm, «?fal, *T5[1 1 
Goatherd, s. ^"fsf ^3?^ i 
Gobble, v. c<5te *p1??rl fsfc? I 
Goblet, *.*tfi>*l,*fTWT3r,*Ci>T?rl I 
Goblin, s. ^5, f^f*fts, TtffGZJ | 

God, s. ^j, *f^rCTr^?r ; c?re i 

Godchild, s. Sfifr'Sfig i 
Goddess, s. cW*t, CW*T^ft I 
Godfather, ,?. *TsJrf*f3l 1 
Godhead, y. ^^^"^55 I 
Godless, «.iTTf^^,«Tt^«,^5ftf^^| 
Godliness,*.^*^" ^fg*, SfffTtfPFSl 
Godly, «. Sfa|r ^f^TUI, SfTf^ I 
Goggle, v.^^p ^-f^ ^,CI>\51 ^0 ^ I 
Going, s. ffSR, ^c^T ; ^IWJ I 
Goitre, s. sr*rvr% 9f?T*f3 ! 
Gold, *. ^<, cTt«l1 ; *T"s>ff% I 
Goldbeater, s. ^<^T3" ttc*f5", c^TT- 

Golden, a. ^ff^fws, ^"sftnil 
Goldfinch, 5. *f #} ttc*T"3" l 
Goldleaf, 5*. ^«f *T3f ^1 ^fl 
Goldsmith, s. ^"«f$T3", CW<T! i 
Gong, s. ^T^?T, *T«&1, "51^ I 
Good, s. f *tcT, STSfST, ^^Jt«l I 
Good, «. ^t^T, ^ J, ' s r^'« f T? ^^ • 
Goodbye, *. C^t^TT?" ^^TJT«J ^^, 

Goodly, a. ^r$, ^^, ^«^T, 5t?F | 
Goodnature, s. ^^t^, ^^^^51 1 



GBA 11 

Goodness, s. ^2p1,f*r*l>3l,?TT*"3l I 
Goods, s. Tf*jT§, *TTWl", f\**IV5 I 
Goose, s. ?"TSi"3r\^t; ^IWT^ I 
Gooseberry, s. ^p^T ftcTO I 
Gore, s. 517? $W, "ST^ft^S "3"^ I 
Gore, v. ^ZWS ^T< 1 ft% <$ I 
Gorge, s. 5^1, 5% ; ^f? W I 
Gorge, v. ^lt^-% ^ft?^«T^i 
Gorgeous, a. ^T^T^,(:*TT"»Tf^PT3> I 
Gormandize, v.~^ f$f?RF C^tSi^T ^ l 
Gory, a. ^IFSTS.^IFT^F, <^F%^ I 
Gosling, s. ?TT®^\C5T?r ^R1 1 
Gospel, 6>. *[tc^ <T ^WT&T?" I 
Gossamer, s. HT^\5^1?" ©Tc*T3" ^Ut? 

Gossip, s. 5f«t, SW^* ; 5ff**f?rl l 
Gothic, tf.WT aj^PTS? ; CtfM ®T- 
Gouge, 5. <rtl>Tf^ t^cn^" I [€Y<T I 
Gourd, s. cTT^, 5^Y, Wfi?[l 
Gourmand^.C^^^jf^^^C » 1# I 
Gout, 5. tt C<TT5T ftc*r* I 
Govern, v. 3>« ^ 3», *tt *R 3? I 
Governance, s.^G^^t^Ri [1%^1| 
Governess, s. <&if , < Pp<51,PWTWT- 
Government, s. ^■g^TTTSF^ I 
Governor, s. 3>«'1, Tt^R^el I 
Gown, s. WQjn, sfTSfTsfl, ^C^f1 1 
Grace, 5. ^*[5j;?r,^1,£^TW ; C*ft- 

Graceful, a. TOTte?T, *j^?T, ^ I 
Graceless, a. *^h£fa, ^, ^i 



GEA 

Gracious, a. ^T*[5fT3;^, ^^tcj I 
Gradation, s. ^^sr, *WT<T, *T" 

3-^31 i 

Grade, s. Z^^T^^Y ; C^T^ft^ I 
Gradual, a. ^fsfr^, ^>5TT?f^ ; *ft?T I 
Gradually, ad. ^C^T* j^^TO ; ?ftt§ 

Graduate, v. ^U%<[ ^^ fsf^ ^ ; 
Graduate, s. H^l t^"Pf J t cnTC <T ^*ttf*T- 

Graft,^3^il^^Tr,^^*rr-*ri i 

Grain, s.*T*TT$ <R1; ^rt^TSTfafrCTO; 

Gram, 5. *$, C^T«T1, 5«l^, 5«l1 I 
Gramineous, a. \p1<^, n^^IT I 
Graminivorous,rt.^«|®t^Y,f "KtT?^ 
Grammar, s. ^jt^ 6 ! I 
Grammarian, s. t^<TT^?"«l I 
Grammatical, a. ^JT^<T«| fa^i I 
Grampus, 5. ^^^ "ST^J f^C*f^ I 
Granary, 6". *TC3U<T CSfTcfl, 3T^t?" I 
Grand, a. ^f, "sr^, <&$, ^e*T I 
Grandchild, s. TtT^t, C*fr3,C*fr3t, 

Grandee, s. £f*TT^371%, «>cTto I 
Grandeur, s. &t*U, *rf^1, C?fl<r^ ' 
Grandfather, s. f*T3tTC, ^i^T^T^ I 
Grandmother,*. f^TST^Y, irtJ^r^t 
Grandiloquence^.^t^ft^^?",^^^ 
Grandsire,*. f^l^sT, HT^T^: I 
Granite, s. <T.fito 2$^J t<C*t^ I 
Granivorous ; «.*t^J©t€t,n^J<nw^ 



GRA 113 

Grant, s. We^RJ, WW, f f% ; 3?T I 
Grant, v. JfR «> ; Tl"^T?" *F I 
Grantee, s. ffRC^Tift, |f%C^T^ft I 
Granular, «. TfRfa*, w fnJ3"< l 
Granulate, v.ffRT^"^. ^, TT §t i^r^T^i 
Granulous, a. WRPT1T, ^\§\^<l I 
Grape, s. Jf^T^cT, C*tt^iftl 
Graphic, a. ^fsf^S, §^sr?rc*f t%- 

Grapnel, s. ^»* *T3nr ; ^3 ftc*t^ I 
Grapple, v. ^[Jl^Tr^^, ^Te^ft^l 

Grasp, 5>. *RF ^t?T<rl *f?~«i I 
Grass, 6". "srtsr, ^sj, J[^7\ I 
Grasshopper, s. *^$sf, Tpfssf 
Grassplot, s. v*) iT^ffW^ ^"R I 
Grate, * .^T*n?T ^trarjft, csrtecs^l l 
Grate, v.w& \ ^"ST^ ^; ft^lF ^i 
Grateful, a. <£W ; v^lSj^fr I 
Gratification, s. WMl^, \^f%l . 
Gratify, v. ^ <p, *red <js| 
gratifying, a. ux^ *r$, v£fsj>*P?n 
Grating, s. CcTt^l f^fsfts ^T^jft *1 

Gratis, ad. ^^, ft;nsrc*TJ I 
Gratitude, 5. ^"5(5331, vS^W^" 3 ^*] I 
Gratuitous, «.f^1 HC^J We ; ^T?T«| 

Gratuity, 5. T?I^, ^rf?C^Tl%<5 I 
Grave, s. ^<[, *fsrf f*T ^T* I 
Grave, a. sT^tf, ^T<ft, *t<FI 
Gravel, 5. ^T^T; ^^T#1" C^Tsfi 
Gravid, a. ^T#t ;i 3«f; sffjfi-i 



GRI 

Gravitate, a. £3^3 £f*RF W8*ft3 
Gravitation, s. ^^T^"^^^ gf^r^r 

Gravity, s. Wg)m, &$&!, vlj I 
Gravy, s. srKOTlT Jt\ | 
Gray, a. S£JT?rg-<; *f^:3>*T ftf*fg> ! 
Graze, v. 5?T; cTST^r-'f 3? I 
Grazier,,?. c*f 1 srflxiW^f T*T$, <TKT»T 
Grease, &. l>fw, «jt1, t^Tf^" I 
Grease, v. sf^" HK1, ts^Tl^ ?P ; 

Greasy, a. C"5*T1, f&^>«i, f%^ I. 
Great, a. *S,f^,8"^3?:, Sf^"!^ I 
Greatly, arf. ^rt§*nr3»C*T, ^ifa 1 
Greatness, s. ^®J,£^*a; ^*r1, 

^jtt% i 

Greedy, a. C^\^,C^\^Ji, C^Tt^M 
Green, a. ^f?3"«r, ^m^, Jffte I 
Green, s. \£«|"3«F *rft ; ^I^Tfif l 
Greenhouse, 5-. T5T?1 3"*FC«1W ^^ I 
Greens, s. *f[^, <Ti?J ^H ^^ I 
Greet, v. ^R1 ^, ^TT^f^ <5; *f <T- 

Gregarious, «. *TtC^ X 9fSR*ft*Tt 
Grenade, s. c^fe C*ft»i1 "Rc^r^ I 
Grenadier, 5. wt*f<gT? t*RJ I 
Grey, a. see Gray. 
Greyhound, s.fwft f f 3"frc*TO 
Gridiron, s, TTt\^ ^T^T^ ^?"«lt^ 

Grief, s. C*tT?F, <W, T°^' ^^ m ' 
Grievance, *. C^C*f ?T tt^? ; ?S< 1 
Grieve, v. Pf2< CW, C^tT^ ^ « 



GEO 114 

Grievous, a. ^s<ffiT?re, <$?v^J I 
Grill, s. <$wi <p, ^t\*T ^*fl 1 
Grim, a. ft^ ^f^t^T, ^THK I 
Grimace, s. *[«*r pnW^T, ^^ 

Grimalkin, s>. <^ f^vSt^T I 

Grin, v. tw e^i,f*nsl,*F$ 6^1 i 
GrindjV.Ti^l ^,*tt* CW;f «T^; * s-sfcw i 
Grinder, 5. ^L^J wt<§ ', "&&& I 
Grindstone, 5. *rt«i2j"3J? ; ^VSl I 
Gripe, ?>. C3"^^ sr.f?r?rl Sf^V^tfsrsI I 
Gripe, s.C^ ^t^t^f, fiN*, C*Tt- 

Grisly, a. ^T^,^^^ 1 ^ ' 

Grist,*.^T? c^r *<& c^nu *nr ; 

Gristle, s. C<pT^ ^Pc I 

Grit, s. *tfi*, 3*W; ^^ 1 > ^ T " 

Gritty, ft. <Tt^lW,^^f^ ' 
Grizzled, a. ^^TO ftfas I 
Groan, 5. dfritf*, C<§Wf^ I 
Groat, *. t\*T'for 'STtfSTt ^iW 

Gr6cer, s. ^wt, ^Tlft I [3^ J ' 
Grocery,*. ^wHT^i ; ^T T^T.ip? 
Grog,*. TTWT *3 lifers G^TpI ' 
Groin, *. f Ej^t, W 5 ^ l 
Groom, s. ^f£*T, ^?P^, ^ ' 
Groove, ». ^U^, <XS* "^HI® I 
Grope, v. f t^1^?1 ^^ ^ • 
Gross,a.^5T,^, *j*, C*rt*1 ; ^«fl 
Gross, 5. *88*IV«D1; W, ^' 



GUE 

Grotesque, a. f^^W^T, ^JrW?", 

Grotto, s. smj, f^i, ^f?" 1 
Ground, s. *|_fSf, ^]%^1 ; ^pT I 
Groundless, s. ^TlT^T^, ^sr^rsf^H- 
Ground-rent, -s.^rt^T^I, "^f^^ I 
Group, s. w*f ffe IW? WT, ^^> 
Grove, 5. ^j^rea", <£^, ^^3"rf*^1 t 
Grdvel,u.^t^rt^#t^1; ^TCST^TS ^ I 
Grow, v. 3^s* s , srafl, 3"f^% ^ I 
Growl, 0. 5f^* 35, 3"v5 * *& • 
Growth, *. fT%, ^*l1% ; ^**fK 
Grub,*. <?fc, G*fT<5ll [**§! 

Grub, *>. *T vS, §*fv5l I 
Grudge, tf!>*fjlS, ^1*W 1^ 

Grudge, f. ftc?Tt*, f^* 1 , ^TT% I 
Grudgingly, at?. *^JT^^ 5 ^t^- 

Gruel, s. ^tf§f, TT6, *TT<F, ^Wt^ I 
Gruff, a. ^^T, sPT^Tfft I 
Grumble, v. frv5 \ 3>, ^53>#t ^, 

Grunt, v. CZ\S X G, ^K?T?: ^Jt¥ 
Guana, *. C«fTf%T^1, C^TTT^ I 
Guarantee, *. 2tr%^, ®Tl^W 
Guard, i. ^r^^, £l^A ^^ l 
Guard, ». ?W1 <5, C^^tC^l 
Guardedly, ^o 7 . ^^5^X1 *j^*H 
Guardian, s. ^if^^t^^, ^^<p ' 
Guava, *. C^r?lT?r1, ^l4tj I 
Guerdon, 5. ^^^T? - , «T11?^5TR^I 
Guess, v. ^^Tt? ^ ? ^^^^ * l 



GUT 

Guest, s. ^]1%fe|-, ^r^jjsfs, t^ir- 

Guidance, s. ^*TC*f*f; >srt«f5T J 
Guide, s. ^wfa, 3*TCW^1 i 
Guide, v. *T<tf CW1, ^«fCW*t C* I 
Guild, s. TfcT, *rsrrif, 3WffT?ri 
Guile, s. f ^©Tv51, "ffol^crel, 2f- 

Guillotine, s. f^C'^fR TTlf i 
Guilt, s. 'sr^^rTssT, CWt^, *fT*T i 
Guiltless, a. f^fT 5 * ?TTsft, t^C^l^t ! 

Guilty, a . ^n<n*ft, cwt^t, *r>rr l 

Guinea, *.^\©r«i^ ^"«f SCTfl t^C*t^" I 
Guise, * . c^*f ; <fH%, ?f*r, %rT3l i 
Guitar, s. C^T<r1, ST^Jjp, C^- 

Gulf, s. ^Ht*r, 9f^ 5r€t?T ^cT I 
Gull, 5. 9tt\f5*l ; ^WT%T. ^*f\ 
Gullet, s. 9fc^T?: ^«ft | 
Gulp, s. CT?t^ f^R, 9TT*T, rftt I 
Gum, s. C^ft^r ; "5TT(%, J^pT I 
Gumption, s. <gf%, c^r<n, gfsrl 1 
Gun, s. 3"^<p, c^T% ^T*rR I 
Gunner, s. CSfT^T^TS? I 
Gunnery, 5. CSft^tsY ftWJl I 
Gunpowder, s. Tf^Pf I 
Gunshot, s. ^)^*^i% ^3 tf^^rt? 

Gurgle, v. W$W$ ^f??1 *\\5 1 
Gush, s. £f3^R, C^C5t f^^f sr i 
Gust, s. If5[$1 ^T^tl I 
Gusto, *. ^TW, 5T?", ^"fatWCT?" 
Gut, s. ^$3, Tiltft i [*tnF I 

i 2 



115 HAI 

Gutter, *. ^w| ? £f«ite^", Spftl 
Guttural, a. <r.%j, ^%sT3l §55Tf?T3 | 
Guzzel, v. ^Tr^^"^ *fR ^ I 
Gymnastic, «. W^ *T^?r I 
Gyration, *. ■srfsf, 53p?f1% I 
Gyves, 6". *J4%fcT, c^ft, fsfcf^l 

H. 

Ha, int. *rTS, ^T^1, ^1*^1 C^TW 

Haberdasher, s. *fT^T?", ^?Tjj TR 
Habiliment, s. Hfff'W, ^Ifff I 
Habit, e. ^[^JT^, <ftt§ ; ^ff?^W 
Habitable, a. 7[~\^W7[Z^7C C^Tt^U I 
Habitation, s. ^PTTf*, ^tft ' 
Habitual, a. ^"T^TRN, *7^tf?f$ | 
Habituate, v. ^J^T^T <p, ^t^ JT^T <5 1 
Habitude, s. 37«T^;"!T,<fl't%, T S]T5i"3r I 
Hack,tf.4T«3* ^, <£ flK «>, <pTT? <|T« ^ I 
Hack, 5. ^t^T#?1 CSrT$1, ^3*fT^ 

CTO1 i 
Hackle, v. *T«I *1 *ffj> ^T&^R^I 

Hackney- coach, s. ^t^tff?Tl SfTvfl" I 
Haft, «. ^Tt. ^51, ^<?T I 
Hag, s. \5I s sff, *^fr, W$^ 3t I 
Haggard,«.ZWj1,^T9TTr?'1^ K r 5 *rt< 
Haggle, v.^sTc? ^C^TSTt^?! ^¥ ^ I 
Hail, m*. ^^c^ ^^^, ^5TT*fts "%tt 

Hail, v. nFT<p, TiC^t^^^, £r««t^r^l 
Hail, 8. f«t5f, f*t5fTf 1^, ^CTT*f5T | 
Hailstone, s. f*T^1 £f^J I 



HAM 



116 



ITAP 



Hair, s. C^*t,^f,C^T^, H^T I 
Hairbreadth } s. 4<r- ^ ^~%J t 
Hairy, a, c^T^tSjCSTm?.^*^- I 
Halberd, s. *TT>^ W$1J, tTwt I 
Halcyon, a. W, *HT«, ^f^< I 
Hale, 0. ^TT^*! «s, ffesl, I'M I 
Hale, 0. ^*f#i?fY, ^ST^^si I 
Half, s. ^TC^fa, ^', ^1*1 I 
Half-blood,*. t^^TTc^<r^1 7^fH^7 

mw i 

Halfpenny, s. ^\*r*$ C*F*f)T ^T^T 

Half-witted, a. ^^<n%s]Tir,^^f 
Hall,*.Ft^T^,^T^1,^TWl^ ? "srf**f?" 
Halleluiah,.?.^;^"?" £jt% VRRffi i 
Halloo, v. ^tS5S^C?" \5T*», tf^ | 
Hallow, «. *tl^g «>, ^ ^ l 
Hallucination, s. ^TST, ^*r, ^tf% I 
Halo, & *jtfj *1 Bigp^ ; C*?T»1 i 
Halt, v. <{f$3l m ; ^ftfS ^ ; *I- 

Halt, a. eft^l, -SH8, C^V51, *Tf I 
Halter, ^T^Wr^^ST^frTl^t 
Halve, v, ^r^TVf «*, ?t ^fa 
^T5f <p I [Was U^tf i 

Ham, s. H\TTl, x ]^qT?" C^lHI ^8 
Hamlet, s. ^J *f^t, *iwM tfT^r. 

Hammer, s. ^T^\ft, ^TtCgST l 
Hammock,*. ©T^tCSr?" ^fTfat^Wl- 
Hamper, s. *\5 ^rt^i, il*ft I [^T1 I 
Hamper,!?. livsV^jS ^, C*TO c*p«T, 



Hamstring, 0.S?T^ f*r?T1 C^Tf* ^ I 
Hand, s. ^, ^T'5 ; ^rii J ^T^1 I 
Hand, v. ^7^5 ^t??t^? 1 , 5^ ; CM I 
Handcuff, s. sTwfe. s^3"3T^Y I 
Handful, s. J\<$ ^fil ^ftws I 
Handicraft, 5. si^f? *J*JT1 ; f*!**!"- 

Handiwork, s. ^^ ^>3 ^^5T 1 
Handkerchief, s. TpTftvl, *TTsri:i I 
Handle, s>. ^t^T, f H>, \H ^1 * 
Handle, v. o;TC3 *T, 3Pr*f «> I 
Handmaid, s. Wt^ft, ^ft?5Fl%o1 I 
Handrail!, s. ^Ts ^T'^1, 5tdt i 
Handsel, s. ^"^f^, 3"T<r^1 1 
Handsome, «. ^H), ^tj ; J?T31 1 
Handsomely,«c?.f*f ^^T?K*f ; WT^- 

Handwriting,*."^!^?", s;^tW*T 1 
Handy, a. ^W^\, W^P, ^t^T^^s 1 1 
Hang, v. SW* ^, ^T^t CW, T> W • 
Hanger, 5. ^5 ^^T^T, W^fli l 
Hanger-on,s.^^3^jfV,^i3WPTi 
Hangings, 5. *pffl, ^r*fWI, ^m?T I 
Hangman, *. li^TW, ^T^f^^ll l 
Hank, 5. ^lT$ C^f\ l 
Hanker, v.W\^] ^, Kf^T^Tl ^, f^T- 

Hap, 5. t^^ ■5T1>*1, ^TsfTi 
Haphazard,*, t^^" W^1, t^^C^Tff I 
Hapless, a. ?^T?f J, ^BTTfj, ^It^ I 
Haply, «r/. fr?<rTVi3?Ti, ir^T^OT; 

Happen, v. "SI^, S*ffe$ ^, ^! 



HAR 



117 



Happiness, s. ^<, ^5rfa i ff,^»*t5T I 
Happy, a. ^ft, ^,^t-^^,<pfc^i 
Harangue, .?.3>3T^Tl,i3""3&Tl?'53"T^J I 
Harass, v.^i$ CW, C^^f CW,W^"«» <p l 
Harbinger, ,9. ^tfsn^rt, TfS,*i"f3"^l 
Harbour, s. %*ti7C 9 liT^fS? Qitf^r^ 

<T*r 1 

Harbour, v. ^Tefir <n?, 9ttf%E5 CW I 
Hard, a. ^fifr, Tf5$?T, W, *r^ I 
Hard, ad. t^CT> ;^dl> . ^it ?T*r *J#«i| 
Harden, 0. "Ts 5 <(>, «>ft^ 3>, Tp <5 1 
Hardhearted, a. ^RMSa^ei tt- 

Hardihood. 6-. 7U^ ; t^cfefSl l 
Hardness, s. *\f&, ^m 9 CltM ; f^- 

Hirdly, ad. <pdl> ; 2tt¥ ^C^l 
Hardship, 5-. C#*f, W"S«ar, <p"S? I 
Hardware, s. ^f^fi^fsfr^ J37 \ 
Hardy, a. *T^ ; *creT*, Ttt^PRS I 
Hare, *. -C^t-jf^, *t*t<p, *T*TT^ I 
Harebrained, s. f^»% 5S£?T, ^#- 

OT?P t 
Harelip, 5. ^iTlT^tWl, sfSlT^T^I 1 
Hark ! int. a^ej <$<, ^ * l 
Harlequin, 6". ^T\5, ^93, *ra<r1 1 
Harlot, s. sfft^si, C**fj1, 3l^"T5f^1 l 
Harm, 5. slt^, ^f%, ^^S?, CTft"^ I 
Harmless, a. ^rf^\3^, Tf^cqi 
Harmonious, 1? . <i?^j Rf*f^ ? sjastT- 

Harmonize, v. i?3»j ^~ ^^t^rip ^ ; 

i 3 



HAU 



Harmony, „. .. 
Harness, .?. *rsSP, ^ft® ; «^5 I 
Harp, 5. Tfa1, ^t«j, cirtSW I 
Harper, s. *t«iT3"Tjfgs, t^rf«i^ I 
Harpoon, 5. d>T>1, C^FtOT, c^tsTll 
Harpsichord, s. <IWJ *TI[ t^C*i^ I 
Harpy, s. ^f^t^H^jtc^f^ ; CWI^t, 

^£ I 
Harrow, s.slOT?" ^, 3T*r£ i [«W 
Harsh, 0. ^^o^T^C^T^"^!? ; ^3J- 
Harslmess, *. ^$*51, ^"51, ^T- 
Hart, s. ^f|q, ^9f 1 [<5?P*tJ I 

Hartshorn, s. ^ffw^CS?" ^"5 &W I 
Harvest, s. *pjt*t • *r^j7i\^ 1 
Hash, v. f © 3. ^, «*Ts *. «s 1 
Hassock, s. *£®FT5TC<r f !T^ 9fTl%?1 

Haste, s. *?Nr31, ^S3"<r1, C^T I 
Hasten, v. *SJ1 «>, ^ft 1 ^ ^ f 
Hastily, ad. ^ft^l^^, ^~t<T I 
Hasty, a. ^<tf, «tt^ ; ^T^TO ; 
Hat, ». ^ft,^T*f?T « [^Tsft I 

Hatch, p. f%iT ^1 ; ^W> 1 
Hatchet, s. ^»VtT, ^iTt^, *f ?"^S I 
Hate, «?. ^q1 5>, ^T£{^1 ^, Cf "^ ^ I 
Hateful, a. ^«jj, ^«j ]-$, c^^J l 
Hatred, s. ^«|1, ^faf^l, C^"^ f 
Hatter, s. Ihft t^^T^I ^1 t%C^^1 1 
Haughty, a. Sf (%^, ^ST^Tfft, ^T- 

Trrfjt5f<P I 
Haul, v. ^T^T, ^IT^^«1 ^ 1 
Haunch, s. mm\, ^T^l I 



HEA 

Haunt, v. Tp#pn ssiT^sTlj 3? i 
Haunted, a. ^S^/Spi^f*^ \ 
Hautboy, s. 3TT^Tft, 3"\*?t ftt*t^ I 
Hauteur, s. ^r^^TT, ^tt%5TT^ I 
Have,y.^TC^ ^T^;?fT^"«l ^,C^t^ ® i 
Haven, y. ^t$;T§T Sllf^T?" «rt©r, 

Havoc, 5-. *t*r, It 5Tt*r, ^f^g i 
Hawk, s. 3tn*f#l, C*tR^f^ | 
Hawk, v. ^"Tsfpf^if T?rl f*f^T?" ^ ; 

Hawker, s. ^pf%?1, *fT^T?T I 
Hawser, s. ©T^TCS?^ «>TCi, Wf1 I 

Hay, s. n^^, ■$%$ ^mm i 

Hayrick, s. ^m>^Z«\J sn?1 ' 
Hazard, 5. ifa», ^r<i, twz 9 ^?r1 I 
Hazardous, ff.^jj ;§??<!»; t?3"T*fto I 
Haze, s. ^pt^l, f ^ r #^1 1 
Hazel, a. ^5, '<f?l£^*fT<*ff fi>?1 I 
Hazy, «. ^i^ff^t^rir, c^rT^ - 1 
He, p. 1%f^, Of, |-fR 5 $f^ 1 
Head, s__-sr^, pn^", ^r?f^T?r I 
Head, a. £f<Tfa", ^j*fj^, sr^rj i 
Head, v. ^*fm <5, 2]^^ <p i 
Headache, s."srT^tRM1,r e v?'S 5 rt\5l I 
Headland, s. ^m^t^i, aM> ! 
Headlong, ad. ^TC^t^^^;Wftc^- 
5*1 ^<P i <rj% 1 

Headpiece, s. TT^sto?"*!, e^t*fh 
Headstrong, a. ^€hr1, ^37*17 ; 

Heady, a. 5$^,^r3"*r; ^Ts"5T¥*^ 1 
Heal, v. "Sftt^THJ <p, ^S^ <p I 



118 



HEB 



1 Health, s. ^\%l^KjUj,^J^\ 
Healthful, a. ^, ^J<is<r, ^TJf I 
Healthy, «. ^c^T^ft ; ^JSF*<P I 
Heap, s. <rrf*f, %*{, ci?t?, flF<ft I 
Hear,*?. ^y£f<r«l"i; nWTt WT <£> f 
Hearer, s. casftel, asfae^^ i 
Hearing, s. <P<C?fT5<r ; Sfawf^T I 
Hearken, v. ^^'^^ <$, srcaTOTtf 

Hearsay, s 2F3<t|^J, f^wi} l 
Hearse, s. *f^" ^ft^T^" sfjft f 
Heart, .9. ^^s^e^ ^f*f$, ^ ; 

Heartburn, s. ^CjTsf, ^Mmi 5 
Heartfelt, «.. ^^f^ 3T<r*r i 
Hearth, s. ^stst, ^IT^. S*?1 i 
Heartily, ffeZ.TOT-pr ^fe,^T^"C^J I 
Heartless, a. irC*T^?f, ^^^, 

Hearty, a. TTC*T *[fe; ^,^oT I 
Heat, a.^q ^ 3>,^ ^;?T?rTr%5 <p J 
Heat, 5". ?fj-^, %m*$; <TT?f, ^?f^1 1 
Heath, s. "Sri^, ^sTsr^ ^jsr i 
Heathen, .?. CTR*JSfa>,>iT$T?r <rwlf 
Heathenism, s. C^^W,^ sjifr, c*ft- 

Heave, 0. ^C^TcT* «?, $fcl, C*p?T 5 
Heaven, s. "^ff, ^TT^T*T I 
Heavenly, a. wf?T, T =sjj:^t^rt<r ; 

Heavily, arf. ^t^^^^^^^^CPT; 
Heavy, a. ^T^t, ^"^ ; It^Sl I 
Hebrew, ,?. 5^t<i 5?^ ^ ^^1^1 1 



HEL 

Hecatomb, s. *T^ ^T^fWt^ I 
Hectic, s. ?p^r "gsj^" \ 
Hector, v.wft: 3^W^ «^ < W ^ i 
Hedge, 5. ^TSI ' *1 *T3T?T W$1, 

Hedgehog, s. «t@T^ i [f^sfrfal I 
Hedger, 8. *r<rTsft, $$KW<t CSS1 
Heed, 5. *i1T<rT^1, UWtC^t?f 1 
Heedless, a. ^sprfaSfTsT, ^lttfC3"5^l 
Heel, s. #\5S[v51, C^tr^T^t, 3"*TSF I 
Hegira, s, ^^I^fra Wt^TfrS 

Heifer,*. t^l.i^T^^J^T^ I 
Heigh-ho, int. ^, ^SZW, ^5Tf5l I 
Height, s>. 55^51, ^f^l, ^t% 1 
Heighten, WTv5 ! , f 1% 3*, ^Tft^ I 
Heinous, #. ^f%^%, ^fo^T? 1 
Heir, s. ^-Qjlfzw.ft, fftUt^f I 
Heiress, s. ^f^lf%<pTl?^" I 
Heirloom, 5. £<T 7[^ I^sTO *£§C^ 

He'rship, s. ^Q^fa^U&l I 
Hell, s. ^<S, ^<T; ^3 I [f^<p^? l 
Hellish, a. ^J<^t, sttST^te, «t1^ 
Helin,*.^Tt^,^T3^?rT^C^W<pfl 
H&msman,s.^<^T^T3T^,*rr®tl 
Helmet, 5", c^T*f, CT?T*f <r,f*nrgT*1 l 
Help,*. ^H^T^I^TO^T^^J 1 
Help, v. TfTsTO ^, £ff%SI<3: ^ l 
Helpless, a. sft^sfar, S*Tf?F ^f^5 I 
Helter-skelter,^. ^^tciq^T^C*^ I 
I 4 



119 HER 

Hem, s. 3£\51, f%sn?r1 I 

Hem, v. ^TC^eTlt ^ ; ^Rtl? ^ ^ > 

Hemisphere, s. ^^fcsfic^p^ I 
Hemlock, 5-. RX^ 1^"c*ra 1 
Hemorrhage, «.^^*T3>5r,7RF*rT3T I 
Hemp, s. *T*i *1 *fTl> ftO*fS ; ^rs'li 
Hen, s. «a^T^ ; -sffsfiert 1 
Hence, acZ.^KT^^CSj^ C^<S I 
Hence, int. Tf^r ^ 1 
Hencel'orth,arf.d|9: ^^f^,^^^"?; 
Hencoop, s. ^<mc$7[ f*\^J l 
Henpecked,^. t^«|,3TtWJ,3it3 ,,e TI 
Henroost, s. ^J^tJ *T*Tl I 
Heptagon, *. ^C^T^lo'i^i I 
Heptarchy, s. ^n ^mij Jlmm I 
Her, p. %\^\$ , ^> i<T ; ^T^TC^ 1 
Herald, *. raW, T£5, ^tSfiSft I 
Heraldry, s. <r\*Tt3;^t?" tt^«l, 

Herb, s. y% *fte-, c^1, <Slf*C I 
Herbage, 5-. ^T^ 5 ^«ilW I 
Herbal, s. ^ f^?>i 3a M^ *|j®^ 
Herculean, a. ^1% ^s^R 3fl J- 

Herd, *. *TTW* W, <ffl<P, 7f^ I 
Herd, u.^<Pif ~%, *T\v[% C^s^^i ^ 
Here, ad, 4<K* 9 4fc %\& I [^C«T 
Hereabouts, ad. ^t £tCWC*T, 3t W- 
Hereafter, ad.f ^T^^fC^^ffT^TCcT I 
Hereby, «6^. t^tC^, *il"5^T?n I 
Hereditary, a, t*f^, fW^TsfS I 
Herein, ad. t^\J ^C^fJ, t^TC^ I 



HID 



Here6f,arf.^T?T f^TC^^l^cS 
Hereon, or upon, ad. ^Ti?" 9 \T.'$\ 
Heresy, s. f^tf^T, ftn/Y^ %T*fr I 
Heretic, s. f^%fsrf 3"jf%* ; fwsnst- 

Heretofore, ad. ^X\^ *1^* ^ 
Hereunto, ad. ^3ttf5, -ils" ^f^TF?) 
Herewith, #cZ. ^T?" ?rf§3, ^1 

^t<n i [fV^t?" i 

Heritage, s. t*f>£^ *R, ^6^:T- 
Herm aphrodite, *. ^fa"»^*^*i^l 
Hermit, s. ^R^Tsft, ^Jlaftj^rmt i 
Hermitage, s. ^7{^^\j ^Tt^t^T I 
Hero, 5. ft?", 1<^T^, *J?"» C^t^1 I 
jjeroic, a. fho^R, ^m^\ ; ^qH i 
jjeroine, s. <ft?1, *TtePT<p1 st i 
Heroism, s. ^]<[^ X^Wj^tlJ^:^ 
Heron, s. ^T^, ^W, C^I^s 1 
Hers, p. vJft^T?", ^t<", t^t<£ I 
Herse, s. *RTr^<5 fftt% I 
Herself,^?, gt 2ft<JtC?f 'srMf^ I 
Hesitate, v.ff *fl ^.^t^ ?F;C^«I «> 
Hesitation,s.f%55l,7T\ ,c r? ) ^f^?:^1l 
Heterodox, a. t^^^^^f, f^%r*if I 
Heterogeneous, a. ^?T5r»iT€1lT,R~- 

Hew, v. ^tt^c^r ^. C5t*f "srnr i 

Hexagon, 5. ^TjJ^T 6 !! 3 ^ I 
Hexameter, s. Tt^iTfl" C#T^ I 
Hey ! wj& ^Tts1. ^T^T I 
Hiatus, s. f^Tf,T£*r*jTwT* ; ^J 
Hickup, s. f^WI, ct^^i 
Hidden, a. ew&^tfes, 0%^iTp£ i 



HIN 

Hide, .5. ^T|^ ^ } *f# ^ } 
Hide, v. ^t>i, C9fT*f^^5, ^tm ! 
Hide-and-seek, s. vl&Wfk £<r5Tl I 
Hideous, 0.«W?T,^WT^T?r,raT3' I 
Hie, v. *ft^ ^"57^r ^, C^CSf S^ I 
Hierarchy,*. ^nf^^cf}; *f1*r- 

Hieroglyphic, s. srf?f?T<r1 f^-ar* I 

Higgle, v. csrwfl"?n ?ri <p"&t*t <pf?<n 



High, a.3TO; *v5, £W3; Sj^TT=T I 
Highland, s. *P#3}<r CW^t I 
Highlander, s. *f^vfhr ^jf^r I 
Highly, ad. C2*&3*T?&C*r ,$t#^#3n 
Hfghminded, ». sff^fo, ^T^^T^l"; 

Highness, s. ^Wl] ; "sr^iuftiTi l 
High-treason, s. ^tS'l^T.Jt'^ I 
High-water, s. «J«T cSfTST?" I 
Highway,*.^3"T«l,"?rTSiW i [c^<r1 1 
Highwayman, s.^tT?*?!^, W^J, Ccf- 
Highwronght, a. Tffsrfsns i 
Hilarity, s. ^, ^T^fr.^TCSTtW [ 
Hill, 5. ^ *n#3,$*f*f3fo,*ff5:T\5 
Hillock, s. ^j1% ^5" ^<#S; ffr^t i 
Hilly, a. *r^3*r¥.*i^"iter;^frft5 
Hilt, s. 5?3tt?T?r It^l 
Him, i?. ^T^tC^, ^1GS, tTtC<5 I 
Himself, i?. C^ ^T«?i^ I 
Hind, s. nf?$t, ^it; FW t 
Hinder, «. *f*&T<* i 
Hinder, v. *T*M C*, ftra* 55 | 
Hinderance, 5. Wl, ^T^CfT^ 1 



HOB 

Hindermost, a. ^^"C*f^, ^^J I 
Hinge, s. ^W\, it^*i I 
Hint, 5. tj%3, ?CT3, ^W I 
Hint, v. JfC^ra <5, t*Ti^1 JSP i 
Hip, 5. ffRjn, 3\^«|, 3bf% I 
Hire, 5. «T51, C3"$*, ^T^t^T^sTt" I 
Hire, 0. ^T31 <p, C^"^^t CW^TsI" CW I 
Hired, a. f$<5l, ^Tv5t#l1 I 
Hireling, s. ©<51 ET*P?",<^5**rlTt I 
His, p. #P€T?", ^T<T, t^7[ I 
Hiss,y. C^I^ ^, ^C*H% ^Jt<T *P*f ^; 

Hist, i»£ I>*f, ^ I 
Historian, s. ^t^^T^ C^T^T^ I 
Historical, «•. ^TOT^" t^X?!^ I 
History, 5. ^i%^T^, $WTJt*, 

Hit, t>. ttT^^T^J ^1?4l1 TTt?",£tM I 
Hit, s. -srlj, ^ra^ ; ft? * i 
Hitch, 5, ^m><5,£t1%<r^<P, t^T l 
Hither, «c?. ^ %K*. 4«*rtC* I 
HithertOj^.^^Tfj^^TfJ *m3 I 
Hive, s. af}5T<P, Wsrfsf^T^ 5fJ5 I 
Hoar, a, ^^«i, £[TR^, *TOtl|fT 

Hoarfrost, s. *{1»T1, f*rpTJJ. ^ I 
Hoard, 5. «Jift, W?T, ?ff^ *R I 
Hoard, v. «t©t <p, ^$£<r ^ i 
Hoarse, «. '^3~'^T"§ri, < >f*lT : »Tsf1 I 
Hoarseness, 's. ^<[vW, SfsTl^f I 
Hoary, «. «£*«», Cts, ^ I 
Hoax, s. TFT^Pt, 2JT*^1, 2f"5t?T«|1 I 
Hobble, «\ <f\5H ^Ti>, C^S1 I 



TT 



121 HOM 

Hobby, s. C*r ft TOT *R Wt^e 5 

Hobgoblin, s. ^5 fsf^T^l^l [i>1 1 
Hobnail,*. c^Tf^C^^: 5*t5??raY*F it- 
Hod, s. &«) ^f¥^ ^sn^ m^ 1 

Hoe, 5. C<PtWTf%, *4R5n5 1 
Hoe, v. C&WfaJW *T\5 1 
Hog, s. ^J, 3-<rK l* 
Hog-sty, s. ^C^:?" c4l?T^ 1 
Hogshead,*. *1T5 *T«| ^Ttt^^f ffl$ 

Hoist, v. ^1, c^M, ^ $ 1 
Hold, 0. *f^ ; -$y$\ ^ ; t^^1 ^ I 
Hold, s. ^F& ^jq ; ©T^TC©^ 

Hold, int. titty, *rT<F,?r,f%<r^8T 

Hole, s. st^ <r^ 9 citf, f^SfjTpT^ I 
Holiness, 5. %TTpfr*P5l, *ft3"S^1 I 
Holla, v. ^t^:^C?T v?T^, G551 1 
Holla, wtf. ^C^", ^?Cr i 
Hollow, a. ^^I^M^I^J;^! 
Hollowness, a. c^Tt^T, ^J^1 ; 3>- 

^f^i 1 [>raT9f 5^T%rT?ri 

Holster, *. ^T^t^CF^" fH"^*T ^t- 
Holy, «., *fft;s,*rTfsfr^, *£«l)Wri 
Holiday, a. S^tR" ^, -WW^Tf 1 
Homage, s. TTTSiCWl, $?fT3Rl I 
Home, *. ^Tft, f^5?t5T¥, f^^CW*f I 
Homeliness, s. ^5!C*ifaf*fj; ^^r«j^1 
Homely, «. ^t^Tt^J, ^Pft^l^ 1 
H6me-made,«.^l?T3, ^f^f^ | 
Homespun, a. ^W^ ; ^«t1?- 



HOE 

Homewards, «cZ. ^c^ wf%*jT«*T i 
Homicide, 5. sn^^Jl, ^5j1; ^1 I 
H6mily,s. ^fC^T*fC^*r,<fs^«rT^«i1 I 
Homog£neous,«-.^£f^T<r,*rsr3"«i%l 
Hone, s. TT^, f*T©T *?T3^; 1 
Honest, a. s^eT, ^T^, W^n* 
Honesty, 5-. ^T^ J, ^I^MT> J I 

Honey, *, w, c^ft , tt^;, ^^ijr^ \ 

Honeycomb,*. cWt5fa»,Wfct3:.| [^Tffi 
Honeymoon,*. t^^TC^:^" *i~$: £fsT*r 
Honorary, a. ^sr ?J53S ; ^"^T$f I 
Honour, 5. ^T^^T, C$f}^3", ^"^ I 
Honour, v. ^H «s, iTOTffl 3» I 
Honourable, «. srpU, ^f£T3 i 
Hood, s. isr^T« 3«1 ; ^p«i1 i 
Hoodwink, v. "5^ C?T< ^; ^^1 1 

Hoof, 5. ntiit?: «^<r i 

Hook, s. WV&S'], tfsrft, 3"v5*ft I 
Hook, v. ^T^5TfTVl %> %^ % J 
Hoop, s. *fs<T, f*f«tT?T ^tfn 1 
Hooping-cough, *. lET^tf^ ^f»f 1 
Hoot, v. c^T * ^ftui ^T\?Tt?i1 CTf, 

Hop, v. mc<r 5tttjp cv? 1 [c*ra i 

Hop, s. ^^'^CWc'Tl^ciW; Wit- 
Hope, 5. ^3-^1, ^T*n, £F5jT*ti I 

Hopeful, a. ^T^t^s^T^TSR^ I 
Hopeless, a. t^<H*r, ^TT^fa I 
Horde, 5. ^R^J c^TC^?" W*T l 
Horizon, s. sjfWfaS*! fk<& ^t- 

Horizontal, a. ST'ST^tsf, ^•[Sff • 
Horn, s, ^-5f, j%3f1 j <rifn»f1 I 



122 HOT 

Hornet, *. ^sr^^T ftc*ra I [C*t^ I 
Hornpipe, 5. 7T5J ftc^ ; 3'\*tt t^"- 
Horoscope, 5. Sigpffg^l, f^^fm I 
Horrible, Horrid, a. "^<IT^«>, ^"^"«il 
Horrify, v. C<rf*nf^3 *P, «W ^ I 
Horripilation, s. C^\^W,f*V^?^ 1 
Horror, s. ^PW, ^piT\e* ^U I 
Horse, *. ^psT, ^?"W, C^"Tv5l, *T®>, 

^3T1^ ?"tM<rT3~ Wl^1 | 
Horseback, *. ^r£TC?"f3f c l I 
Horsedealer, s. ^^■JJT'STT-rt 1 
Horselaugh, *. ^T^T^^Pf I 
Horseman, s.^^f^"Gr,OT\53rS«rf?r I 
Horsemanship,*. ^p£fC3"t^«l RWJ1 I 
Horserace, *. CSTtTOff^ i 
Horseshoe, s. C^T1\5I<T srfeT } 
Horticulture,*.^*^ ?f&3rt*r tt^1 I 
Hosanna, *. ^C?T *RJ<TPf I 
Hose, *. c^TSH, ^TTO?" 5 ! i 
Hosier, s. OTSI1 *jT*fT?ft I [^t^t I 
H6spitable,rt.^f%f*rc*T^,*TC?"T*r- 
Hospital, s. f^^T^nr I [«TJ I 
Hospitality, *. ^it^f^CT^I, ^!Tf%- 
Host, 5. C»TS?WT51, ^fsfac^*? ; 

Hostage, *.-*f^Y<raW,*Tf%?: f^<I^T 

Hostile,^. 2ft%f? i sr,fa*r3F,t3'*r<ftel 
Hostility, 5. 2tfs<pTli1, *f^1, fr- 
Hot, a. ^,5Tt^r ; ^T^,fl"5l [^ I 
Hotel, s. ?i<nt ? c»^?T<r'R1 1 



HUD 123 HUN 

tc*r?r Tt<ri *ft^ v\T | Hue, s. *«f, jw -, ?rz 9 *$mj% i 



Hothouse, s. ^ 

Hough, v. lNSSTTf%?r f*T^"1 ^sT^l 
Hound, 5. pn^Tf? f f ?" I [*TO?T I 
Hour, 5. *r«t> l, ^rfiNsl, ^T$T^ W« ; 
Hourglass, s. 3"Tf^Wh 

H6uri, «. c^T^jrRcw? *rre ^ 

Hourly, a. *J\ft *, £tt%WC*S,WC3 * 

House, s. ^r.-sr^T^ ; ^*r^*r i 

House, v. ■5TC^" ^T«t<I (M I 
Housebreaker, 5. f^fsflcf, $^>?T i 
Household, s. ^ff?<T^T ; 3T\*TT?r I 
Householder, s. ^%, ^^ft^i 
Housekeeping, s. Sj3"351*fj sffs'- 

Housemaid, 5. *ff?Slf?Nl, PjfT^i 
Housewife, s. ^f^rt^2T3it,*ff?rffr5 

SJ?reTf<rft Si" ; sTcft l 
Housewifery, s. ^ft-vM^l^o'^f 
Hovel, v. <£]%?i ^r^r, ^iffit i 
Hover, v. VW&Wft TW, ^t- 

How, ad. C^5R,1%£f$TC<r,1%?K'' 5 * ' 
However, ad ^Q|"Tf% ^tf% C^T 

Howitzer, s. ^T^R f^W 
Howl, v. I^R ^, ^te^TW ^ i 
H6wling,s.^f 7[ *1 ^JtC^ \$t^ i 
Hubbub, 6-. ^eT^;, c^T^T^cT! 
Huckster, 5. TFf^?1, *ff^t^ I 
Huddle, v. CSfTsRTCeT H^ ^, ^#1 



Huff, 5. ^K c^T^, ^f%srR I 
Hug, v. C^fC^f <p, N5Ttt%^^T ^! 



Huge, 



Hulk, s. m^KMJ C<t^f I 
Hull, s. ml^XWtJ ^1 ; wteT i 
Hum, v. ~%*&>?i<$, *H!i<ri 
Human, a. ^T^f^, Tr^j^Tir^ | 
Humane, a. W^T^, f *tt«J, C^Y I 
Humanity, s. W?I1,.f*f1; snj^J^II 
Humankind, s. *pj^JliT% I [3>C*f I 
Humanly, tfO 7 . TTiJ^J^^^^j^lfvEiT- 
Hiimble, a ft*%j. fcilfY,^ ; W< 
Humble, v. ^1J 3», W*R <£, W <p ' 
Humble-bee, s. ^pT?V ^$T> ^f^ I 
Humbly, ad. ^<5C^,R^^<p ( 
Humbug, s, £teT?T«i1 ; £t3T<^ I 
Humid, a. ^nj, f%®1. OT3l,f^ ' 
Humidity, 5. ^sng <53, CTI^i^R I 
Humiliation, s. l?t^1, fffinfSl; 

^rT*f* »mw5l ^Y : $T?" i 

Humility, s. ^¥[51, f^?H^T?ri 
Humorist, s. ?rWF, ^If, ."ST^?r1l 
Humorous, a. *ff? st 3 ^, C^t^^t I 
Humorsome,«.N^f^'ff <I1 ; jfi\& ' 
Humour, 6-. ^^b^^t^"; < f^^-^1 • 

Humour, v. ^Wl,^i«T<>, v|^? ^ I 
Hump, s. <fs?, <tft s ^<5. 1 
Humpbacked, a. ^W, fCS?1,^3^l 
Hundred, a. *f^, ^t^7[\^rj^ I 
Hunger, 5."^ f <3"1,^^^1,^^.^T^r^1 1 
Hungry, «;. ^f^^^^^j^f^^ I 



HYB 



Hunt, v. 19TU1 ^ ; ^t^«l 3> I 
Hunting, s. S[9f^1, f*f<!>T^".^rc^«1 I 
Hunter, Huntsman, s. 37t%T, wsf- 

Hurdle, 5. ^rt^jff ; SfTvff fac*m 
Hurl, v. c^c?f f^C^^f ^, c^p^T l 
Hurly-burly, ,?. ^rTT, 3"\53"\ft I 
Hurra, wtf. SiWf^, lf?r«f?r^T<r, 

^T*T * I 
Hurricane, 5. ^sfrfif, W$, 3n>^1 I 
Hurry, s. 3T\5T3tl%, <537r1, 37^1 1 
Hurry, v. ^^ <p, 37^ as, ^f^1 <p i 
Hurt, s. 7t\ t C5t^, pTt^, ^lf^> I 
Hurt, v. ^tf^ <R ? ^1% <P, 37^1 CW I 
Hurtful, «. ^1%li7I<p, ^ift^T^Ti 
Husband, 5. ^Tsft, ^r%, ^"sl I 
Husband, v. *ff?f3T5 ttj^t ^; ^W- 

Husbandman, 5. <js^, 5tTl I 
Husbandry, s. <^f^g*Sr, Ff^'SSr ; 

*ff?f^T5t?- I 
Hush, int. F*f, 5*f 3J?T,f^n£ ^"S i 
Hush, y. f^<T^ as. ^ft?T3" as, sfT^ I 
Husk, 5. C*rt^1, ^tcT, 1%^1, ^ I 
Hussar, s. *W%\7$1» fcRJ 1tc*te" I 
Hiissy, s. ^i^^r«i]1 #, ^^1 j 
Hustings, s. *Ttf3f?:sr«t> ^"ta^wtT 

Hut, s*. f fs<i1 W, W^, *^t? ' 
Huzza, int. U?lt<TasT3", ^f^^t^i 
Hyacinth, s. «fSFt frc*T^ ; ^\W 

Hybrid, «. ftStiY?, <^^",^T^?r I 



124 ich 

Hydra, s. tWJt^fzF^ T*f I 
Hydraulics, s. ©*t sTcTtr;*^- t< WJ1 I 
Hydrocele, 5. C^TW , Ca>T^f 1% I 
Hydrography, s. ^f*r<ft?r TOSBF 

Hydrometer, s. ust • s> ff?'§rT' 9 T^ TT3 1 
Hydrophobia, s. f^*$ <p^<j>Z*[7£ 

Hydrostatics, s. BfCcf^" £^^?r H«ff- 
Hyena, s. c^t^T^I I [<ias fkwft I 
Hymeneal, s. t^3f3" ^^#tU I 
Hymn, s. 3^ft s^, *T^"*rt$, ^f%- 

Hyperbole, 5. TFSJTf^f?^ 3"«frl> 
Hyperbolical, a. W^jf^ 5 firf*^ I 
Hyphen,*. *PJrfc-5tWT#t 1W (-) I 
Hypochondriac, a. ^\^, ^"T^T, 

Hypocrisy, 5. <5^f^1, ^^^1, asT- 
^f^as^l | [^*fT>t I 

Hypocrite, s. ^T^l^a* 371%, 
Hypocritical, a. ^^f^cT, assist • 
Hypothesis, s. ^spiR, ^5T*r^3" I 
Hypothetical, a. ^r^TT^f^ I 
Hyppish, ft. -gT*, (TsftJKt, fr^SI I 
Hysterical, a. ^Tt4Ki%f*r^ I 
Hysterics, s. 3jtc*TTca>£ ^'tC^Tsf I 



T, p. ^Ittt, ^ I 
I'bex, s. «TWHf*TI 
I'ce, ft. ?t?"^p, If^rf^ ®sT l 
I'chneumon, 5. C^^^T, C3"#l",^^T 



ILL 12 

I'chor, s. C^Wj^pT^Tl^^ffTSTf^ l 
Ichthyology, 5. "ST^^J *ff?T&TW 

I'eicle, s. ^$^4Nficnf«^3";§i^Tl?l 
I'cy,a. *?np5r?r,^rr%*tt 5*f ; f^*s> ^ 
Idea, 5. c3T*r, ^^m, ^n%2fT? i 

Ideal, a. 5TR1%^, ^f**f-3. ^f^T i 
Identical, a. O^, ^W, <i) r^ 
Identity, s. ^I^JSI, ^?5*T51 I 

I'diom, 5, ^m?: ttt*nr 3T<n n 

I'diot, 5. fsF% t^C^t^j *fT9pr I 
I'dle, a. ^STc^^T, f^wwl, ^sT1 1 
I'dleness, $ WTe ! RJ,^r«»'5fr K fts ! re1 I 
I'dol, s. £|1§ST1, CW^"^f¥, R^ I 
Idolater, s. OT^JW, C*ff si%^ i 
Idolatry, 5. CW<T*£s?1, 2f1^T&TI*JIfl I 
I'dolize, v. CW^s. CT31 * I 
If, c. "sifff, ^Ffjf% ^fjf*TO"tei 
I'gneous, «, ^fifsnr, ^TC?f?ri 
I'gnis-fatuus, s. ^TC*TO1 t^CT3" I 
Ignite, v. ^rfVf *TT$f1 31 T I 
Ignition,*. •SffffRjW^WtT *T?T«I I 
Ignoble, a. 7(\5 WW, ^€J®f,®/5R7, 

I / gnoniinious,ft.'^'F,^^f'SftiT¥i^^! 
rgnominy, s. ^r<Tjtt%, ^T^fSlPri 
Ignoramus, s. f^C^"T3 37 fV I 
I'gnorance, s.n5T3sT^1. f^C3TT"<re1l 
I'gnorant, a. ^^T^, f^C^r'tf/sW 
Ignore, v. ^mVS ^^^ffiriW'S 1 
111, a. HWs^T^f,^,^ • 
111, s. ^f*fl, tfS4f, C<F*f ; «£^51 | 



ILL 

111, ad. ^3>t*T, *f 3???C*f l 
Illegal, a. w%%] fr??^i, ^33" 1 
Illegality, 5. ^J3^T3: fa<F^5l^- 
Illegally,ad.v5lt33?&C*r I [^ToTisfr I 
Illegible, a. ^T?fTfcj, ^^^ I 
Illegitimacy,*.Sfl<r®?5at3'^1,t3 s SiWi 
Illegitimate, a. ®T3"®, 13/1^1 I 
Ill-favoured, a. 3jp£ft,^s?5*f,^f5T'5 f 
Illiberal,tt. ^p^TS,^lWT31; 3^1 I 
Illimitable, a. ^pffavf^^fV,^:^ 
Illiterate,^ c*?*TW5T3" 3at5T3:f^5, 

Illnature, *. 3j»^»[3, ^»^f^"^i 
Illnatured, a. ljS<fl"rT, f^^",CWt { 
Illness,*. ^I^Tsf^JTfSr ; *f 3j31 1 
I116gical,a.^3J^f^,"^i%jt3?^ I 
Ill-treatment, 5. fafjrs, ^RT^l 
Illude, v. £f3^1 <p, £f^5T?r«l1 3* I 
Illmninateo Jftf%$TW 3«, ^gm^r 
Illumine, > '3>,#t^;~53Rt*f!f3S 
Illumination, 6-. ^©MjT ^3^*1, 

Illuminator, s. wtr3«sT3"^l 
Illusion, s. ^T?r1,C»T$Tl,^3r,OT3; I 
Illusive, 1 -STTni^ gf$T?re, <^- 
Illiisory, J* 2, "Sqinf^gs i 

Illustrate, v. ^mmm 3* ; '5?3>T^ 31 

^^¥T?rl ^rsf 33d i [^ft i 

Illustration, s. 371*171, ^^f 3s?T«l, 
Illustratlve,a. £f#f^ 3>T3*«* ; ^^f- 

C3T33* i [>t*rc^ i 

Illustrious, a. ^UjgKT^r ; •8TjT3JT*fW> 
Ill-will, 5. O^, ft\*fl, ^fjl, ^«i1 l 



IMM 



126 



IMP 



I'mnge, s. £ff§*n, ^f% *£s^1 ; 

Fmagery, 5. ^tf^csfTE?' iftej 35- 
Imaginable, a. ^sjc"^, CTtV^fsn I 
Imaginary, a. ^sf^ts, STT^TPT^ I 
Imagination, 5. ^^^[SR^ 3f% ; 

Imagine, v. ^^^1 3P, TTW ^ ' 
I'mbecile, a.^f^'Ct^,^"*! ; ^TSSt^ 
Imbecility, s. CWW^TJ, ^^*I31, 

Imbibe, v. C5T*.C*rFar;*rw 9t^«l ^ l 
Imbitter. v. 1%?r ?p ; ft$"fF ^ I 
Imbrue, v. f%^ «s,^iTTj' ^,|%lii I 
Imbue, v. 3"«f tf, 4"°\ <?• ^T?f ^ I 
I'mitate,-?;. ^srsrjf^f ^,^5TSj^r«| ^1 
Imitation, s. ^qT*[^<"cj, ^5T«J?i*T l 
I'mitative, a. ^r^^^f c.^"»vt<r 1 
Imitator, 5. ^"^|5*t ^t^"^,^[tW*f 

Immaculate, a. f^^W^t^TTl' I 
Immaterial^. c^^ft^^Rl^j^ I 
Immature, a. ^^f^M^^^^^TF! 
Immaturity, s. ^*ff?*f ^31 I 
Immea- urable^tt.^T^i f?TC , sr?r,^(;*T3' 
Immediate, a. ?TWJ, ^fr^f ? 1^<r*T?, 

Immediately, ad. jfe ^cei,^*^ 8 !!^ 
Immemorial, a. *%&7[ t^"5T<T ^?T, 

Immense, a. ^3^sr,^5Tl% |"^,ir^ 1 
Immensely, ad. ^j^tir^C^t I 
Immensity, s. ^jftrrei, ^f^t?^1 | 



Immerse, v. 15^ ^^^ftf^S ^ J 
Immersion, s. ss^, ^T^^TT^;^ I 
Immethodical, a.^lf^?r1tr$, "^f^f^l 

I'mminent, a. ^>n*ra, ^f»f^^ I 
Immoderate^.^T^f^fsi^^f^^tTri 
Immodest, a. f^of^St,^?*!";^*^! 
Immodesty, 5. t^wfggf^l, ^T^*t^1 I 
I'mmolate, 0. ^ftftWto <» ; "Sv5 3* I 
Immolation,*, ^f^Wfa^r 6 ! I [5T?T I 
Immoral.^. ^1%RTfcr. T 5l^T^r.'FtTT- 
Immorality, 5. ^I^tt%, ^JTT*F51, 

Immortal, a. ^^T?", f5?reT?ft I 
Immortality,s.^TlT?'^%f^#llt^1 I 
Immortalize t v-^^J[ ^,f^^1#t ^l 
Immovable, a. fzc*5^,%lZJ,*M t 
Immovably, ad. T%?"?rc*r,T£T??&C*f I 
Immunity, 5. *|W, C*TT5^ ; ftC'TO 

^31 1 

Immure, v. ^sT^fa^j 3?, ^C?W ?P I 
Immutability,*. br^WqjT^t^STsr- 

Immutable, a. ^R^fftfSlfsft?, ^5J1^- 
Imp, 5. ^3,C£f3 ; *[3H i l>mj I 
Impair, 0. "^PT <5,w^(£<r ^i 
Impalpable, «. spf*frT?n ^C9fT5?T, 

Impart, 0. "RT^T ^ ; S3T3 ^, Ufal I 
Impartial, a. ^f^^T3ft<r,^l"T$f I 
Impartiality, 5. ^*TW*Tt1%^, ^TT- 

Impassable, # . ^$f s^t?, ^T^ft^T I 



IMP 

Impassioned^ a. ^Wfatfas, ^V 

Impatience, 5. ^rt'<rsfj,^5T3Tf%3JTl I 
Impatient, a. ^5T?Sfsfj, \53*T1, 3"J*£ I 
Impeach.?;. ^T«f^twcii,^rf%C^T^r <5 I 
Impeachment..?. ^'*?f^!-Kr,wf%C^'T?f 
Impede, v. stT*T1 CW,"R*^ <F,C?"T*r ^ I 
Imp6diraent,s.^TS!n,^JT'5It5,^iT^l 
Impel, v. EMI, ^ke^1 3> ; ^Wi i 
Impend,?;. 3fi%?n ^T^ ; f^^^ ^, 

Impending, a. ^\m^^,f^^% I 
Impenetrable,^. ^5rc<r%rj,W£fC5P*f J » 
Impenitence, s. ^T^ST^ft, ^5^*[- 

c*ri5sri i [>*j c^ <rf^5 1 

Impenitent, «. ^^s^lvf}-, cPft^T 
Imperative, a.^TSsT^P ;^rl*T*rj<5 I 
Imperceptible, a. C^TST-ite, ^f3q- 

Imperceptibly, #d. WTf^fJ^C^f I 
Imperfect^.^W^Tj^^ft^cT I 
Im perfection. s, CWT^",a[#,^I^31 I 
Imperial, 0. WT§ 3T^#t<T I 
Imperious, a. W^, ^WT^fY I 
Imperishable, a. ^r 1^1*17, W^H I 
Impersonal,a.^i^"^l5^,^l3^^t]5j > 
ImpertinencejS.wfH^IFr^jC^tff^ 
Impertinent, a. ^^sfattft^p^ I 
Impervious, a. WC^?J,f^!^\£ I 
Impetuosity, s. C5®, C^sf, $*fv5l I 
Impetuous,^. C^RT^.CSl^,^ I 
I'mpetus, s. C^^, £tf<S?V, ^ffe 7 I 
Impiety, $. ^Sfss, *ft*95l I. 



127 IMP 

I'mpious, a. *®srsxf ,^1^3 I pw 1 
Implacability/. wrf^^spsg. ^j$- 
Implacable,a.f^^, ^51^11,^3? irT- 
Implant } v.c3TT*f«i ^^M^ i [3"R 
I'mplement,5. ^TSTTSTf^^Tafi [^ I 
Implicate, v-CTtfT^Tsft^CWTW^ 
Implication,*. C*fe c*p*T^; tfsf^ I 
Implicit, a. WRSTsfj, ^rttc^5J I 
Implicitly, ad. SWC^T^TC^ I 
Implore, v. 3>T<£ r3 t%^1% «5 I 
Imply, y. ^r^g^fTit ^ ; 3J5*1 35, 

Impolitic, a. ^«J*T*T1F, ^lt< CWl" I 
Import, 5. ^ItWlXtj ^isf, ^IH- 

Import, v. ^nmrT^t <s ; 33*1 I 
Importance,.!?. 2fC?Tt®R, ^13*0*5^1 1 
Important, a. ^"fa*^, 3^v5^TI 
Importation, 5. ^T^Ttf]^ l 
Importer, 5. ^t^RT^^T*^ I 
Importunate, a. CWft^3l, ^3TW1 

fc^wr^T I few 3» 1 

Importune, v. tt^t% <£, OTWl, ft- 
Importunity. s. <SCq 5R1, ^t^TCS" 

Impose, v. ^T^" CW, 5 5T*f ,i l <P ; £f- 
Imposition, 5. sw^^rS*;^^ I 
Impossibility, 5. ^WT<TJ ^1,^1^5! 3 

Impossible, a. ^T^ft^TJ, ^J^W^ I 
Impost, s. «5^", <Ttlf¥, •4Tfltfa1 f 
Impostor, 5. £[TO^, 1"^T<ff I 
Imposture, 5. £[\5T<?r«|1, ^T^t,^ I 



IMP 

Impotence, s. T ST^"5T51, CW}33VJ, 

I'mpotent, a. *r\^«Cfa", ^cr^far, 
Impound, v. C<fT?TTC^ ^K I 
Impoverish, v. f^SjfsT «>, wf?"Ff ^ I 
Impracticability, s. ^TfT^n^l, ^T- 

Impracticable, «. ^r^TTSfJ,^*^ I 
I'mprecate, v. ^f^TfMT^ ^, "ST^vf 

Imprecation, s. ^5rf»*TT*f, sr^J l 
Impregnable, «. ^TC-Si?r, ^C^WJ I 
Impregnate, «;. f^C^"3» <p, *f«f 3? ; 

Impress, v. ?]fg3 3» ; G^stf^" SsT j 

I'mpress, s. ^t^f, wist, fs^ ; ^1 I 
Impression,*. ^f1,fF^,i:T*?1;<:3"T*r I 
Impressive, a. ^f^^Wr^ I 
Imprimatur, tf.srf??^ ^TTC*!?" ^Jfasl 
Imprimis, ad. ^ofcsr, ^TtfWT^ I 
Imprint, v. "^t^fi 3> ; STC^Tsre ^ I 
Imprison, v. *T?TT^^ 3>.^5TTT>^ 3> | 
Imprisonment, -5. ^Tf"tTO, ^^1W I 
Improbability,'*. ^R^T^tf, ^rai>- 

Improbable, a. "51^3*, oi"^I?^r|"<r I 
impromptu, a. Wf^Sjt^T^jT^T i 
Improper, a. ^*[fi^5, ^ftf^S I 
Impropriety, s. ^»[*pr«F5l, ^R- 

Improve, v. ^C<rT3F?r vSe^T ^ I 
Improvement, s. ^q"ST 3>8*Tj ^f^j I 



128 INA 

Improvidence, s. ^«T^«jT^P s f^1, 

Improvident, a. ^l^fg^W^t,^- 
Iinpmdence,a." ; 5rt^"c^5^n, r -5Jtt^3'51 I 
Imprudent, a. ^ttc<iY,^Tf%33 i 
Impudence, s, t^sf^f^l, C^^tf^ I 
I'mpudent, «. f^ S?3gi/5R«*r3[*r l 
Impugn, ?;. ^t^T«i <f> ; C*f T^ CW I 
Impulse, s. ^T<5$1 *TT?:«I, ^TW«I ; 

Impunity,*. *TTf%3*tf^3J,ffSRT^R 
Impure, «.^^R4,^ar*fJ,^H2fs I 
Impurity, s. Wff^3l,^i^f53.1 I 
Imputable, a. TfW?, Wi"C«n*iJ I 
Imputation, 5. ^TC^t^.^I^TW I 
Impute, «. tfTft"TC?"T*f«i ^,9T«R1 ^1 
In, ad. ^UJ, WSC^" ; C5, 4C5 I 
Inability, s. ^^^^],^l^i]J^^1 I 
Inaccessible, a. 'Sisfsrj, Tf^f STJ I 
Inaccuracy, *. ^"$^§1, ^55T,Usr, I 
Inaccurate, s. ^nS^S, ^»?T ; ^Off^ I 
Inaction, s.ft^T^^W/^fsT^J I 
Inactive,«.f^^C?fJT^t,f^C*^,^T^^ 
Inactivity, s. f^i$35i"«a, ^ll^T^J I 
Inadequate, a. ^W, ^5r<jje^ ? ^~ 

Inadmissible, a. ^I$TT^T,^I^Wrsfj 
Inadvertence, 5. ^5{3"*rfav5l, ^fr i 
Inadvertently, ad. ^WSfR^T?^, 

Inalienable, a. T 5TCW?,^R 9 f<?l'?r I 
Inanimate, a. ^©fa, W-^5^ I 
Inanity,s.^U3l,f^ r^5l^C55^ | 



INC 129 

Inapplicable, a. ftv[% ^raHJ, 

Inaptitude, s. WTSTSSl^raWsIl 
Inarticulate, a. ^373* ^ygpij I 
Inattention^. t^faen^srdttC^rTsf 
Inattentive, 0."^irsRTc?rTsft, f*rf$rsT I 
Inaudible^.^r^^sft^w-^l^j^g-^ 
Inauguration, s. ^f%c^<5, £tf%$»1, 

Inauspicious, a.^^^^^TsfJ^U i 

Inborn, } ^ w ^ ^<r^ I 
Inbred, J 

Incalculable, a.^rstsj^ftiT^^'Crl I 
Incantation, s. ITS, €"«!, C» e^t | 
Incapable, «. ^*Tt^:<>, ^^tj i 
Incapability, s. "oj^^l^^rsrsfr I 
Incapacitate^.^^^ 35,^Wn£"*P *& 
Incapacity, s. ^i^wl, ^Sffa'Sl I 
Incarcerate, v. <5TH"fa^i ^ I 
Incarnate, a. ^^< ; GW^T^Y I 
Incautious, a. ^^U^SfR, ^J?T'3«n 
Incendiary, s. sf^f re^, ^rf?pt ' 
I 'license, s. $f*f, ^53^ ! 
Incense, v. fW ^T^U^^fl I 
Incentive, a. £f|j%, £f3T?ftf1 ) 
Incessant, a. ^R*<T5, t^?T^<r I 
I ncest, s. ^sf *T3l^T^r^r, m^ 3ft- 

Incestuous, a. wrsnTsfT^t, ^"Tt% 
Inch, 5. *^*r, Tf^ ^3 *ff?^T«l I 
Incident,.?. ^H "Sn^l/frR^? I 
Incidental, a. t's?3", ^fcfc $*ffe3 I 
Incipient, a. Sjt^t^^, ^t?"li I 



INC 



Incisions, s. «;T1>1, ^3, t%J,C3:'<l 
Incite, v. 2f|f% ©^1, <PE$1 I 
Incitement, 5. 2f|f%, £f< ^^1 I 
Incivility, s. ^f*t^T5T?", *[F31 I 
Inclemency, 5. R<?31 ; $?p£1 I 
Inclement, a.t^^j^^C^^Wt^^ 
Inclinable^ a. ^CST^ft?, ^srsHfa ; 

Inclination, 5. c^rT^ ; TOT?" <®T3", 
Incline, v. 3p, g^*T ; TTfal ^ I 
Include, 0. ^\<TJT^* *TOT *r, *iT- 

f$T*T «> I 
Included, a. ^ra«$. ^<F I 
Inclusive, a.^^^TT^s^ipi I 
Incognito, ad. £t^g c^C*T, ^£f- 

Incoherence, s\ ^7TV^SJ"3l,7^"srj » 
Incoherent, a. WT\^?j", ^Rf^"5 I 
Income, s. ^TTlT$*fTsfr,%r^T$Tir I 
Incommode, v. G^*f G^^t^l CW I 
Incommodious, a. ^^[^ ^2f- 

Incommunicable, a. ^R^aM^T, 

Incomparable, a. ^^Sf, ^ST^T, 

Incompatible, 0. , snj*f^s ; ,^j*T3F'5 I 
Incompetency, s. ^I^^"31, ^*?T- 

^^^] I 
Incompetent, s. ^^fT^, ^^^T, 

Incomplete, a. ^Jp^ff, ^ *T*rte I 
Incomprehensible, #.^[C53?,f^5TF I 



INC 130 

Incompressible, a. ^J^C^^fJ I 
Inconceivable, a. ^frSnr^t^JWJ, 

Inconclusive, a. ^5T£fW«lJ, ^t^- 
Incongriiity, s. *5t7\^1,^^^] I 
Incongruous, a. ^7Ts^,^5JiJ < sfSIlF I 
Inconsiderable,«.^^c^5^t? ; "^J, 

Inconsiderate, ^.^f^Wl^/SI*!^ I 
Inconsistency, s. ^W$s5l, ^l?vV 

Inconsistent, 0. f^sf^faj^^SfS I 
Inconsolable, a. ^^rT^^t?, ^$]^ 

Inconstancy, s. W5&i\ t ^fe^l I 
Inconstant^. ^1%J,^^cT,wf«l^ I 
Incontestable, a. ^ft^TWJ, f^*TO I 
Incontinence,^, ^^^t^aj^jf^^t?" 1 
Incontinent, 0.^^€V^f^G$f%}¥, 

Incontrovdrtible^.^^^^^r^^wT 
Inconvenience, s.^C^rt^tJ^^^^r, 

CSF*f, *ri> I 
Inconvenient, a. ^JC^TT^J; C^*tW I 
Incorporate, v. 4^ ^ ; ^"H^T ^ I 
Incorporation, s. C^T^?" 6 !, tfefa, 

W»T ^T*R 1 
Incorporeal, a. f^W^^tf^ I 
Incorrect, s. ^cT, ^^^i, CWt^t I 
Incorrectness,s.^^^^1, ^®T, ^tf%l 
Incorrigible, 0. ^C*tT*Rl?T, ^f%- 

Incorrupt, 0. "S^, *ft?W5, *Tt*n 



IND 

Incorruptible, s. ^W?^, ^rfc- 

I 'ncrease, s. £j%, ^1%, $s,*f f q ; 
Increase, v. |t% ^, <J"t^, ^3T3 "^ I 
Incredible,«.^rltt^5ft?,^lt^^T^JI 
Incredulity, s. ^£^1, ^5RT^1 I 
Incredulous, u. ^f^T'ft, ^Rf- 

I'ncrement, s. ^1%, ^^, ^*TJ% I 
Incrust, r. ccn^f CW, ^^ CW I 
Incrustation, s. C*T*T, <533», OtftTl I 
I'ncubation, ,?. §1 Cff^R, 1%G^T*ff?f 

fc**re 1 [c?mr i 

Fncubus, s. f¥% ^Wt, arr?r1 
Inculcate, v. ^*fCTf*f OW, PW1 «5?1 
Inculcation, 0. *J^S * f*Wlinfl 

Incumbent, a. ^f^^S, ^cRJ I 
Incur, v. FtC?T &3S, WtW"^ ^ \ 
Incurable, a . ^2}1%^T*fj , ^rfs 1%* *TJ 
Inciirsion,s. 'STf^'srq, 5\5TvS I [^5 I 
Indebted,«.^,$|«isr5; 37fVn$,3*T- 
Indecency,s. f^sf^FSl, ^rf*t^^ I 
Indecent, a. cTWtW, ^f*T^ 1 
Indecision, s. ^f^*5?r, ^ffe^fj l 
Indeclinable, a. <5re)?T (*ffi); ^*T- 

Indecorous, «. ^f*t^,^C^rt9f; ; t^« 

Indecorum, s.^f*nt>T5f?*, ^*T^J51i 
Indeed, «d. 3CI>, ^"^J, f^v5f$, 

Indefatigable, a. <5r2SfT¥, <3r^f3 I 



IND 131 



Indefensible, a. 

-srt<Hr i 
Indefinite, a. =3rf^f*5$, ^f^T&f^fS i 
Indelible, a. ^C«TT*T J, ^C^TS^ftir, 

Indelicacy,*. ^rf*T^v5l, ^TfTft^t^T I 
Indelicate, «. <3lf*T^i>, f^cf^jF I 
Indemnify, v. f^1 3>, ^t% *Jg"1 I 
Indemnification, 1 t^fl, ^1§ 
Indemnity, j ' < 5 J^ _ «i, <r^F1 1 

Indent, s. <im, ^TUT^I ; faift- 

Indent, p. fsif^C7T?r ^TCW*r *rfal ; 
f^?*T ?$; C»m ^T?*, «*N <FTl> I 
Indenture,*. £ft%^T*n5,!^nW§' l 
Independence^. ^'T*ffa ; $1,'3'3'*re1 I 
Independent, «.'^'T^^',^'^,^^*t I 
Independently, ad. ^J^CfTOT, ^5- 
Indescribable,«.^t^^'5^1'?ri [f%3" 
Indestructible^. ^rf^HJjf&^tft 
Indeterminate, #.^f^f*fr3, ^f^?T l 
In'dex,*. gtFf^;^nft?T#r^1;^lft- 
rndia^.^T^^ft^to I [*ra I 
Indian, a. ^T7T5^^f?r I 
rndian-corn, s. ^J, SRf^" f 
Indicate, v. W*fl, CPf<1, £f<st*t <Ut 
Indication, s. fF^,cT^«i ; £fa*fa I 
Indicative, a. W*N ; *T^*P, ^W I 
Indicative-mood, s. ^3lSJ I 
Indict, v. WOT ^ ; ^rf%raT$T ^ i 
Indictment, s. ^f^OTsT*?^ I 
Indifference, s. SffT^J, t^TT*D, 

k 2 



IND 

Indifferent, a. ^WT^ffa ; Tt^rt^J I 
Indifferently, ad. ^RWtreTfa'53 

I'ndigence,s. Tf©J^1,^^rt^,tTRJ I 
Indigenous, a. cW*f«fT5, CWTtiT I 
Indigent, «. W®5, ^rf%^5T, Jffa I 
Indigestible, tf . S^^fto, <3T*fT5J I 
Indigestion, *. *T s *ftf?f, ^^T^ I 
Indignant, s. C3pT*TTfa3, 'ff*f$ I 
Indignation,*. ^3^1 t^"f*f3> C^TM", 

Indignity,s.^*>f?rfa ,^Rg5f,C^?r5ll 
I'ndigo, s. sftsr, sffarj^F I 
Indirect,*?. S3p, ^^3"c?; ?TtCWl%^ I 
Indirectly, ad. ^p^TW; <5{2f^3 

Indiscernible, «. ^Tf ^n/SfcT^qt^r ! 
Indiscreet, a. ^^55, ^TfatfH I 
Indiscretion, *. ^^C?i5^1 ( 
Indiscriminate, a. ^fcft&^ft- 

C*ra l 
Indiscriminately, ad. ^t 5 ft^"«j?^' 5 f, 

Indispensable, #. ^1% 2fC?rTswr^ 
Indispensably, ad. ^f^3T*fj ^t^T, 

Indispose, v. ^C<Tt?f J *P ; ft^r^ ^ ; 

Indisposed, «. *ft1%3 ; l3"3"*r I 
Indisposition, s. *ft\5l ; t*?T3FJ I 
Indisputable, a. f^S?jf%35; ^fr- 

Indissoluble, a. ^^^^t?r, *f«J I 



IND 132 

Indissolubly, ad . ^(/»Tf?»C*f ; W 

Indistinct, a. *5S?P\^> fSfZlJr I [<3&1l 
Indisinctness,«. ^^^Hl^l, ^T^JIF- 
Indite,^. ^"£^1 ^, c^< I [<il^ I 



INO 



Individual, a. ^frs\H ; ^Tt^lF, 
Individual, s. £ft^ ^jf^F, ®C^«> I 
Individually, ad. *i)C^ * ; *fTsfej- 

Individuality^. 3"jnF33 ; Ht^Jl 
Indivisible, «. ^TC^WJ, ^IC^TfJ, 

Indocile, a. 5 5tf*r^«ft<r, ^*TCTf*0 | 
I'nclolence, s.^T^T,^^!,^ %5l I 
Indolent, a. ^rpr, s»v£, ^% l 
Indomitable, #. ^^t¥s, ^CSfsT I 
Indubitable, a. l^s^TC^, fWIT I 
Indubitably, ad, t^*P??5C«1" I 
Induce, v. £f|fe li'Sp, ^ «a^5TTl I 
Inducement, s. £j^f^, C^T^w I 
Induct, v.-pfcW t^\^ 3S,*mT*f «l <5 I 
Induction, s. fcw& 3>3"«i ; t^t*t^ 

Indulge, v. ^^^ ^ 5 Sf^f 3" CW I 
Indulgence, s. ^*[2^> *T<^*TJ I 
Indulgent, fl.^tfTS^, ^^^ 
I'ndurate, 2?. «•©* ^, '^ ^ ' 
Industrious, 5. *ft?«T5ft, SCffJTsft, 

I'ndustry,*. ftf^*, ^Jttf^^T t 
Inebriate, v. *<8 ^, STTSTc* <p I 
Inebriation, Inebriety, s. TT«^1 1 
Ineffale, a. ^«i^?/5rfW5^ ( 



Ineffably, ad. ^^^J^t^C 5 ^ I 
Ineffective, "} ^srsfajf^sfas, 
Ineffectual, J #. t^5J»5T, ^£«i, 
Inefficacious, ) <[$[1, f^sJTl I 
Inefficacy, s. f^Spsi^l, 3isfel I 
Inefficiency, s. ^^»ST51, ^^T^H 
Inefficient, a. ^Tffitf, ^*f|irsp I 
Inelegance, s. ^t%53l, ^>?5*fv5l I 
Inelegant, v. 3>H, ^sf*fj, ^f*!^* I 
Inequality, 5. ^FT*r$1, fo^KTJ I 
Inert, «. ®f , ^*PT, ^CW^t^ft, 

Inestimable, a. ^pmj, ^vgle^r I 
Inevitable,^. ^OTl/j,^T^?[? I 
Inevitably, ad. ^*TJ, ^CJfSJl I 
Inexcusable^. ^^srsfa, ^rftcsrT- 

Inexhaustible, tt. ^37¥, ^^p?:^ I 
Inexorable, «. £w, ^fet?, 

Inexpediency, s. 'S^^T^^&I, <3l- 

Inexpedient, fl.^^'sr s 5 , =3^^% 1 
InexperiencejS.^n^l^SfrfaSl I 
Inexperienced, a. ^i"^, ^2fTt«l i 
Inexpert, a. ^PT^t, ^t^«Jf« I 
Inexpiable,**. S^f^C^S" ^JftfJ, 

Inexplicable, a.^37H7t^ftir, ^1%3" 

Inexpressible, a. ?TC^J3" ^3^3, 

Inextinguishable, a. ^rf^HWfrtT 



INF 



133 



INF 



Inextricable,^, ^r^^n?"^, W~QT • 
Infallibility, s. ^T^tf%, ^"jsfol I 
I'nfallible,a. ^T^gt^, ^^fl^ I 
Infallibly, ad^**V, ^^51T<5C^f I 
Infamous,a. ^f^*^!, t^^ift^ I 
rnfamy,*.^^#ff3^^^.Tp1sr I 
rnfancy^.^t^T^I^^Tc^Ttf? 
Infant,*. p*f3, W?f3, *f3&C*>ft3:J I 
Infanticide,*. f*f^93"'*r ^T^r^ s^Tl I 
I'nf antile, I'nf antine, a .f*t"$7re^ft *T 
I'nfantry, *. *TFfTf%35 fcr*J I 
Infatuate, v. ^% ^.C^Tft^ ^, "$?$- 

*f%<i5l 
Infatuation,*. ^5t^^1, f*FtK5l I 
Infect, v. ?i\^*f ^"I *fi"J%5 <F, 

Infection, *. 3fW<T, ^T^^t^'* c f"5J#^ 
Infectious, a. ^f^ft^T^fl" (:?TTif), 

Infer, v. ^sj^3" 35, ^sp-fa 35 I 
I'nference, s. ^T^»^, ^[^Tft^ I 
Inferrible, a. ^jcsRT, ^f^^ft? I 
Inferior,**. ^T*T^3> , ^\5 ; "^J I 
Inferior,*. sfa^fTf^r, ^*fM C*Tt^ I 
Inferiority, s. ^H^^ll, ^^33 I 
Infernal, a. ^T^^¥, irSRJ I 
Infertile, a, ^nF*ra"PST, ^T^^lTl I 
Infest^.R^ <s,^«J^ ^,C^*t tff I 
I'nfidel, *. ^fttm<P, ^lf%«s I 
Infidelity, *. 3ttf%3?31 ; ^lttt*T, 

I'nfinite, a. ^^, ^C*tT, ^T^t^r I 
Infinitesimal,*. ^TC*f ^c^f ftlHF I 

K 3 



Infinitive, a.^fcc*tfT5l$ ^T^tF- 

Infinitude, | ^^33, ^t^SJ, 
Infinity, J *' ^rJT\«*D"5l I 
Infirm, a. Tf^^r, 'sp^IF, ^Y«i I 
Infirmary,*. f5f%<5>*TT*nr,^f^JT*nr 
Infirmity,*, tfft^foj, ^t«l^1 I 
Infix, y. ^yfl^ <p,£f[t^ 3*1 [*fl I 
Inflame, u.-gffTerra^ 35,£f#t^ <5,^T- 
Inflammability, *. SH^T^?^ I 
Inflammable ,a. H^c^^t? ; C^t^ft I 
Inflammation; *. M^R, ^sT^ I 
Inflammatory, a. ^«TtA$1, ^T*f- 

^§R<5 I 
Inflate, v. Tp?t 5 t?M ; £jW ^ I 
Inflation,*. ygpl^ ^3^ ; ghpsTSl I 
Inflection,*. ^ ^^«1 ; *TTv£3"1 

Inflexibility, *.-*Tsv5l, ^1^33, fe*fj ; 

Inflexible, a. ^*ret?T, *[&, ^7 ; 
Inflexibly,^. ^f%*t1r ?re*f,?RS- 

fW *J#35 i 
Inflict, v. W'i £fWt^T 3?, ttvS^I 35 I 
Infliction,*. *tTt% Cf *5^ I 
I'nfluence, *. "fFS*, 2f"»t3", 37T*f- 

3>31, 4^533 I 
I 'nfluence,v. 5f«S¥l, £^f% SJWl I 
Influential,**. £jt^«T^, *JT*T35 I 
Influenza, s. 5T#^37T*f^ C^TT^ I 

Infold, v. c^TTf, ®?U ^rt|^ ^ I 
Inform,i;. ^re 3?, srffl^*l*TW Of I 



INH 

Informal, a. <fl"f%R3^, ^I^C^IT I 
Informant, 5. ^T*f3>, *reiTO5l I 
Information, *. *W?, *J*TT5t?r I 
Informer,*. 33M3>, 3J53>, C^nc<T^f1 1 
Infraction, s. fSfaOTsTSSR, ^sustl 

Infrequent, a. Wff5*,*i5<rT53ri 
Infringe,?;. f^TTf ^t^^ 5 ^ ^ I 
Infringement,*, ^f^psr, ^WgSR I 
Infuriated, a. 3"T*fTf%3, ?TTsfTW I 
Infuse^.^c"*!"* TtT^jstOT t^R^^I 
Infusion,*. TJTWjf^SiT^J^nTjb?!" 8 ! l 
Ingathering,*.*^ *T\STs;, *T*£?T I 
Ingenious, a. 1^53, SaT^t, ^T??«S3" I 
Ingeniously, acZ. t^^s^T^C^f , *rnr 
«J<£?5 I [^Wff, CStTST | 

Ingenuity, s. ^T^STJ, Wft*|%J ; 
Ingenuous, a. *T3T»T, ^^^l* I 
Ingenuously, ad. ^ft^'^TJ^^'^ I 
Ingenuousness,*.?tt'<^« ; H,^I^T ,;> fI>JI 
Ingestion, s. vgffC^r CW^, *TT<^T- 

Inglorious, a. ^TJtl^SR^, 5 5f*T- 
I'ngot, s. c<f>-R Sft^ ^Tf^" ^1 *]% I 
Ingraft, v. ?Pwnr *&, *T\*n^ ^ I 
I'ngrate, s. fl,^ ^j1% I [vf|^ <$ I 
Ingratiate, v. srK^tC^ ^$*tre?r 
Ingratitude, *. ^5^31, ^*T^T3" 

Ingredient, *. f^fsfs ^W ^1 
I'ngi-ess,*.2tW*t,^T<TR, TT%TJ^f1% I 
Ingulf, v. T^CJ TSTU <*> *TT*T * ' 
Inhabit^. ^T*T ^> f^t% ^[sffaH 



134 INJ 

Inhabitable, a. *rT*TC^TsfJ I 
Inhabitant, *. f^<rT^t, <TTf*T*5?1 1 
Inhale, v. t^^T^T T>pr, ^T*T5jT«l <5 I 
Inharmonious,^.^^]^-;,^-^-^^!^" I 
Inherent, a. ^IW^f, ^fsTf^ I 
Inherit, v. "t^f^^f^^ C^Tsf ^ 1 
Inheritable, a. $e<nf*T^T?" OTsD I 
Inheritance, s. ^^Tf^RFT^", WTC<T^ 

Inheritor, s. ^"s 3TTlW[^t, «£5tt^ I 
Inhibit, v. f^C^ef ?P, f^*T?r«| 3> I 
Inhibition,*. f^C3"<T, f^Tt"?" 6 ! ,«1*f1 1 
Inhospitable, a. ^5Rlt%C$T¥, f^3R> I 
Inhospitably, ad. 'SFTTr^tfJ*^^ I 
Inhospitality, *. ^Tf%Csf<I3l I 
Inhuman, a. t^vt%, f^>T, ^<T I 
Inhumanity, s f^f?I^1, f^%3f¥l f 
Inimical,**, ^[^t^^tir,^^ I 
Inimitable, <z. f^F^TST, ^tTCtsT I 
Inimitably, ad. ^\JpTJ$T3»G*T , ^5[- 

Iniquitous, «. 'SRJ'faT, *ft3^t, 1£- 
?TT5T?" I [f^?1, *TT*f • 

Iniquity, *. ^^rsltsfol, W*fr, ^>- 
Initial, a. £Wfrtf, ^Tt^sY I 
Initial,?;. ^n"fir f*\W] C*F,Wtf*F5 ^ I 
Initiation, *. f*P5Fl ; ffcn^«r 3>?"«l I 
Inject,?>. f^C^^f ^, 2ft5F*T ^ l 
Injection,*. t%5^T^T^l f^G^*f \ 
Injudicious,a. f^j%, ^(^^ I 
Injudiciously,^. ^ftWS^TI^ I 
Injunction,*. 'Stfsrl, ^TTC^^T, frfif I 
Injure, v. ^t^ ^, ^*T5?T <S I 



INO 

Injurious, a. ^^T^, d^\ I 
I'njuiy,*. ^^ ^T*f5?, ^Tf^ I 
Injustice, s.^OTT?wfc5T?r, W^TI 
Ink, s. ^T^t, sraft, OTTtt I 
I'nkhorn, 5. C*ft<TT% f?t£t*[,C»I <- 

I'nkling, a ^fw® ; ^fa* ^t^T I 
I'nkstand,.?. ?TJnT*fT?r, CWT?K I 
I'nland,a. STSf jCTf*f$, ^33"3"^f I 
I'nlay, v. •tffss <5, 1%3F ftfs^ ^, 

rniet, 5. efc<r*f*N-; <rrf%, ^mi 

Inly, «^. ^C^", ^^mCT, ^C^T I 
I'nmate, s. ^T^f^, *T^3"^¥ I 
I'nmost, a. ?T#tC*TO ^^rf I 
Inn, s. 3e<r^t?T %$, 9t\%fimit, 

I'nnate, a. ^^Sffa, ^T»tfc* I 
Fnner, a. 'S^j^rte, ^J<?(% 1%3<f I 
I'nnermostjtf. see Inmost. 
Innkeeper, s. ^ffWWT^Tsft, *T- 

Innocence,*. f^CHitf^Sl, ^r-STSFSl I 
I 'nnocent,«. ^C^t^t, f^^T^ff i 
Fnnocentlyjad. W^TC^f, f^iT- 

Innocuous, «.^^^^T^"^,^rf^\3T^ 
Innovation,*. «[3^ Sft?Tl ^T V R I 
Innovator, s. •[$;* STTlfl ^T*f^ I 
Innoxious, 0. wf§\7T3>, ^IC^^t I 
Innuendo, *. t'fsSfS, ^CWS^T^JI 
Innumerable,a.^sfq^f|"<r, ^ffi\*f J l 
Inoculate, v.^C^S" ^t^lCJfjWST *P 
k 4 



135 INS 

Inoculation, *. ?TO$fr ^^1 C*>3* ; 

In6culator,s. ^t<5iWt^';^« : T"5T $T?T^ I 
Inodorous, a. 9f $^T, t^sfa I 
Inoffensive,^. ^f$\?r3>, f^C^Jipfl" I 
Inopportune, a. ^^H ^t^t^ s ^T- 

Inordinate, a. ^5T»ff?f3fo, ^£37 ? 
I'nquest, *. ^^tfTcT, <T5* v5®fcs I 
Inquietude, 5-. 3"JT^«T31, ^ff ?f^1 I 
Inquire, v. £f*W ^, fSt^TTl ^ I 
Inquirer, *. flf^T^T^T?fYj^rC 1 ^^'^ I 
Inquiry, *. fsf^TTl, ^^"fa" I 
Inquisition, s, WW^Wfa ; C?Tt- 

Inquisitive, &. ^JpT^t^t, fifrf*J? i 
Inquisitor,s.CWTTr^^^t#l",1^M?"^ J 
Inroad, *. ^T«. ^tT3^r<1, 5v?T« I 



Insane, a. SWe, T^% ^T^f^ I 
Insanity.*. $^31, f^F^Sl • [C*Tt€t 
Insatiable, v. ^3*f«ft?, ^t^^HT 
Insatiate,^. C^^C^T^P^^T I 
Inscribe, v. £tt%*TT5ras ^jfs 5 ?" ^* 
C^»C*T OT£?T 2t«tW £f*t\*l1 C*T<T; 

Inscription, *. f*tc?"Wr1 I [^hr i 
Inscrutable, a. ^t^C^TT, "SRC^ - - 
I'nsect,s. 4ft 9 ffsf, c*TT^1 I 
Insecure, a. ^^55% l^t^T^, 

Insecurity, *. ^^^", ft*f?f, WTTT I 



INS 136 

Insensate, a. *[«#, ^£313, ^5T^f^ I 
Insensibility,*. f^*P>faR/5ltF5^J I 
Insensible, a. C3t3*t*J, f^^Wf, 

Insensibly,«J. 3tC3" *, ^!C?tT5C3" I 
Inseparable,^ ^t^C^WJ, ^5TC^*fJ I 
Inseparably, ad. ^F»WJ^T3iC*T I 
Insert, v.^LXi?[ TTfts "3^ 3*,^"^ 3> 
Insertion, s. ^TOT3" ^TC3J ^T^R ; 

I ; nside,*. WJ^fa", ^^J, f%33" I 
Insidious, #. 3s*ri?f, 3"g^ 3>fi??T I 
Insidiously, a^. "fosT^j^fos i 
Insidiousness, s. ^T^T? J, "*T^1 I 
I'nsiglit, 5. t^CTSSsT*, srs&STR I 
Insignia, s. *TW 31 *HFCSJ3" f53» I 
Insignificance, 5. ^]|31, ^l 1 ^^! ' 
Insignificant, a. "Sjsj, ^^j ^T- 

Insincere, a. ^51 ^33*?, 4fcT, ^TF^ I 
Insincerity, s. ^^T^cTJ, C*&tfiN?J I 
Insinuate, v. CwTcT^C^T £fC3*T 

35 ; ^t%3fT3l 3J^ <f> I 
Insinuating,a.3;^3st3^,f^^TFf?fti 
Insinuation,*. c^t*tC5T gf^^fclfri 
Insipid, a. l3<r*T, ft^TTf, *ft?T*Dl ; 

Insipidity, *. I33"3^1, f^T^Sl I 
Insist, v. *{*[ 35, £f1%33l 3S, 3t3> 35 1 
Insnare,v. "3^fCW G^sT, ^tCc^ 3^i 3? I 
Insolence, s. £flsfyT5J, ^FT^Sl I 
Insolent, a. Sfsf*?®, <?f33¥,^Tf*T3> « 
Insoluble, a. ^23 4 Vt3> ^KESJ*F&? I 



INS 

Insolvency, s. CW3*TJtfr, £w$1, 

Insolvent, a. 3H c*rt3X^ ^T^lf I 
Insomuch, «cZ. ^It3^ } ^^3 l 
Inspect, v. Tff§> 3*, ^JG3^«i 3? I 
Inspection, 5. *f 3^1, ^£3^ I 
Inspector, s. *f <ff-^R5, ^IC3^3» I 
Inspiration,*.^tW^«i;bf3S3T5T I 
Inspire,!?. 1^tT*JT3«rt 35 ; frf^fa 
f3f*T$<PI [ftfM^i 

Inspired,tt.^iT%^t!3^; tw3^t^ 
Inspirit, v. TTf^T C*F, ^?r*Tl CW I 
Inspissate, v. flift^s 3>, Sftl> 35 | 
Instability, s. ^5Tf$3"3l, FfS&cTJ I 
Install, v. *fWtf%f3^ 3>, *f Jf^ 35 1 
Installation, s. ^5iT%C3"35, *TWf*f «i I 
Instalment, s. wf^C3"^;^t35|3" f%- 
Instance,*. "31^1 ; ^Wt^3"«1 1 [1%l 
Instance, v. ^T^ CW,^Wt^3'«l CW» 
Instant, s. sq^, f^3 ; <$$ We\ ; 

Instant, «. Wt^t^35, %*fj%3, 
Instantaneous,«.^ J f«i3»,'5t^^f*l3S l 
Instantly, ad. vstf^wTPS, ^<W«i"te I 
Installation, s. ^*tS3\^T*R, £f- 

$J*f«l 1 

Instead, ad. ^f?3C€^ *£tC^T, ¥t^"» 
Instep, 5. *TCW3" ^tfWsf, 3"*\3>" ; 
Instigate, v. 3£sn2|e|1 CW, Tf^C^T 

Instigation, s. 3/lT^c|1, 3/2j"3l% I 
rnstigator,s.3j"3T3«ltWT3^,<££f3€35 
Instil,i\ft3j \3T3: j ^C32fC3 ,c t^3'1 1 



INT 



137 



INT 



I nstinct, s. ^t^Ttt^ ^t^T, %*& ; 

Instinctive, ^.^t^Tf^;^!^^^ I 
I'nstitute, v. f%|T <$, Wt^ <$ t 
Institute, *. 37^1, t^^r-sr, ftfV I 
Institution, s. 31^1 ; "*iV5T*f»T I 
I'nstitutor,*. 373"^T' i? f : ^;7I'^T' p f3> I 
Instruct, v. f*T5^1 Cn, ^*ra*T cWf • 
Instruction, s. f*T5F"|, ^*fCTf*f I 
Instructions, g. 1%Sfl7r, ^tCSf^f I 
Instructive, a. ^^fCW^f^t^t I 
Instructor, s. f*\W^, ^Ot^1 I 
rnstrument, g. ^5T3f } ^T3j, ^^" 7ft* 

Instrumental, #. ?fl"Sf3>, ^t?"f«t^ I 
Insubordinate, a. ^3"f^7, ^T?T*r I 
Insubordination, s. ^reT*rj$1, ^T- 

Insufferable, a. ^^37, ^R^Hir, 
Insufficiency, *. ^gfc^l^^Wl I 
Insufficient, «. ^£j^^, ^<j>?ft^ I 
I'nsular, a. §*ffH *?Wter,fM^ I 
I'nsulated, a. *J<tf^, <5R\^r^ I 
rnsult,s.^r*fTq-T5T,^U^7Tlf1^^^3l I 
Fnsult,v. ^r*tuT*r ^,r5?^T?r <i i 
Insuperable, a. ^v5^"eft?r, ^Cl??r I 
Insupportable, a. ^pra'T^'FT^J t 
Insurance,*. 1^1, ^t%^C«I^T f^- 
Insure,i;.f3"5i1 35, f^*5<T ^ I [<lir ! 
Insurmountable, a. ^CH^^f^T^TJ 
Insurrection^. ^"TliCSjTs'.sT^tSil^ l 
Intact, a. ^rjp^, ^Kl%s5 1 
I'nteger,s. ^[^1<I,^T^ ; «J«j ^^ I 



Integral, a. wte, ^Tmj, *J«fl 
Integrity, s. ^<33f; ^Tt%f^1, *Tf- 

Integument,*. f?W, $33F, T£T§t1 i 
I 'ntellect, s. nf^ 9 tw , £ft W l 
Intellectual, a. Ht^t%^,^ f%^i^^1"<r 
Intelligence, *. ^f%, ^T^T ; T^t? I 
Intelligent, a.1^^,^1%Trt?r, ^t^t I 
Intelligible, a. ^^^, C^T^sfsrj | 
Intemperance, s. ^5[*Tf?fiF$Tl>T<r ; 

Intemperate, a. ^ff?f^3T5t^t ; 
Intend, v. T^7{% 3>,TTC^ ^s, ^**f ^ I 
Intendant, *. £t*Tfa 5^<^1, C*f- 

Intense, a. ^^M, ^1%*t¥, £f«*nr I 
Intensely, ad. 5 3TTl%*T*r7?»C*f I 
Intensity, s. ^T^lf^^l, £Tf«4t*fjl- 
Intent, a. 7\ZK^>, TTC^Tf^tt^ I 
Intention,*. ^5n%£ft?, "STt^^T, ^fa I 
Intentional, a. STR 5 ^^, ^T^52, 

Intently, ad. ^7tf^t*J<8"<P, TO*T- 
Inter,i>. C^i^, ^?T CW, *W\fk 3H 
Intercede, v. ^ftsf £jT*fal «*, 

Intercept, v. *K*$ ^t^^1, ftlf <5 I 
Interception, *. $ft%C?"T*r, *n?T«l I 
Intercession, *. *rVT7Wl, *nrtsf 

Intercessor,*. *f TTTsf ^*fTW I 
Interchange, v. ^ftt^^?, ^t^ft^ 



INT 138 

Interchangeable, a. «tt?^«^t?T I 
Intercourse, s. *rt3T?T3, 9f?t%ltf^, 

Interdict, v. *T<T«| 35, t^C^^T <5 I 
1 7 nterdict, s. f^ra'tf, t^3l<T«l I 
Interdiction,,?. f^C"^ ^*1 J ^f%- 

Tr^te I 

Interdictory, «. t^C^^T^T^t I 
Interest, v. 1%^ ^, 3P*f^%f «*T< I 
interest,*. ©Tt% ^M ; *W ^j ^W, 

interesting, a. irc^T^;^", "src^T^r^ri 
Interfere, v. "^T^ CW, *tjtm 3> I 
Interference, s. vfglfk^J ^m ; 

Interjecting,*. ^|C53»*T 3"!"3>J I 
Interior, a. ^"»7^^"% tt^J^qY I 
Interleave, v. '^C^ Tf^: <sf^ 

'src^fj ^j "^ f*c<r*f <f i 
Interline, v. *\\f&j ■src^J 1%*^ I 
Interloper,*. «t^"Tf^^Tc<r £fC3"*T^l 
I / nterlude,5.TrT^t?'^^J^^"^:c^t^^ 
Intermarry, v. *t~$vp\^; t^"^T^ ^ i 
Intermeddle, v. *T3^C^r ^"^ CTf I 
Intermediate, tf. "sr^J^if , "sr%fj5T I 
Interment, *. &%■$ CTr3ST, *T*rTfV I 
Interminable, a. ^sptfar, WT^ I 
Intermingle^, fstf^s m 9 ftt*R ^ I 
Intermission, s. f^"<rf%, 1^f f% I 
Intermit, v. 1%f$*^TeT f^|f% 3* I 
Intermittent, a. * > fT*TTsi"$, ^i%5J ! 
Intermix,!?. f^f*t5 35, f%*m <$ I 
Intermixture,*.!^^*! ; fsffistS ^ I 



INT 



Internal,^. ^T^f?^, ^51^^"^; I 
Internally, ad. ^^C^, fsSC^" I 
Interpolate,!?. *f^r^t?r ^5TC3 3t- 

Interpose, v. TO^^f ^, sr*T7^ ^ I 
Interposition,*. ^7^31,^7*7^1^ ' 
Interpret, !?.^of <5, 37 W1 ^, *3fl I 
Interpretation, *. ^sf, 37t<!71 l 
Interpreter, *. CWT^T^t, ^3f^T<fT I 
Interregnum,*, 'SRCtS^T^I ! 
Interrogate, v. £f*ft^, f®T"^'T^1 ^\ 
Interrogation, *. £f*fa, f§i33T*fl I 
Interrogative, a. (%^T*TT*f^ ' 
Interrogatory, a. £f*ft3j5^, £f*ft 

C3T*f<5 I 
Interrupt,^. 3l*r1 Or, 3TJTO3 ^ 
Interruption,*. *JtSTte, frt^ff I 
Intersect,?;. fTCTtf «>, ff-aTS ^ I 
Intersperse,!?."^^, ^S^CSI f^f^tj 

" ^, f^T«f 35 I 
Interstice,*. T$ffi 9 ffeif, <3T$3"T*T I 
Intertwine, !?. *JT^ t^<ri ^^ <^ | 
I nterval, *. "srsfj^Tc?, ^"^T^T I 
Intervene, y.'src^rj^rt'Jt^'^ ^,^7^ "5 
Intervention^.TTtfJ^l^wf^Vl I 
I nterview,*. TTT^te, l^ 1 ^ ^ I 
Intestate, a. spr^" ^T«fK Jffa*f3T 

Intestine, a. ^J33ff ; ^TCW*^ I 
Intestines, *. ^rg, ^T^fNiI% I 
Intimacy,*. ^fftlTSl, ^%3"^F5 1 I 
intimate, a. ^»J^^ ; <^$W I 
intimate, z?. ?CT$ ^, ^I^f^ ^ I 



Intimation,*. ^f^^C^^W* I 
Intimidate, v. W\® ^, ^ Tf*fl I 
Into, pr. "STCSfJ, f»3C?T I 
Intolerable, a. ^^37, ^*n5r^t?r I 
Intolerant, a. *f<!["*r^rf*Tf^SB I 
Intonation,.*. ^d&T3"C«1^ *V$\ I 
Intoxicate, v. n?§ <$, t^^^T 3> I 
Intoxication, *. *I15"31, t^^sT^I I 
Intractable, a. ^3rfsf7, ^TPTJ I 
IntrdnchjU.Sf^rftc*^ *1 -*rJR 3> 
Intrenchment, *. sf^*rft, OTT&i I 
Intrepid, a. f^5?T, ^T, ^ffiS^Tt I 
Intrepidity, *. sftST, Tt?T55 I 
I'ntridacy,*. 3T»RrtT>, <W, *Ttf\5l 1 
Intricate, a. ^^rfel, ofTW^I I 
Intrigue, s. ^T^n, ^^wt, ^3R1 I 
Intrigue,?;. ^\5"*T3[ *P, ^P**ft <5 1 
Intrinsic, a. ^T^t?^ ; £ff $, ^t^t- 

Introduce,u.\§*ff%$ *?1,*ff!re?r CW 
Introduction, s. TfT^te ^3"T«1 ; ^~ 

Introductory, a. ^^f^^f ; ^f^<5t- 
Intrude,v. t^T^t^ §*ffe3 ^, 
^^^?T * • [*PT?fY I 

Intruder,*, ^T^S 7T7f%F, ^T*f^- 
Intrusion, *. ^Rif^ £fr<r*f I 
Intrust, v. «TO, ^T^CW, ^W«l^l 
Intuition, a.gf^rh f^TC*f^ ^fa, 

Intuitive, «. ^T^TRf^ SJR ^Ct?! 
Intwine, v. *fte1, Sf^al *T I 
I'nundate, & ^»I*W^ ^1 



139 IKY 

Inundation, s. ^cT^cTt^, 3^71 1 
Inure, v. ^wJT^T <5, *tf$VS ^ I 
Inutility, 5-. 37sfel, <5R$fa3l ! 
Invade, v. ^|^»5r«j ^ ? £\5t^S ^ l 
Invader, *. ^WW, ^"^TTfVr^TC"^' 

Fn valid, a. ^J«f , ^f^fa, ^^^f^ | 
Invalid, *. *ftf%^ 3lf%*, *5psfa l 
Invalidate, v. ^TteJ *P 5 W^^ <$, 

^^5^«1J ^ 1 
Invaluable, a. <T^"5[?TT, ^r*r*?J I 
Invariable, a. f^<I!>, ^fljcT, p?^", 

Invariably, ad. f^3J *, *F5"5, ^T- 

*(1?frnfsft?r ^sf I 
Invasion, *. 5\?T^, ^rt3p*r«| I 
Invective, s. ^T^T^F, r%"^T<T I 
Inveigh,??. ^(^fSTff <3>, gftf^ ^ 1 
Inveigle, «;. Tp7f«Ttt?I1 £J"|« ^^1 1 
Invent,?;. ?jra> ^, ®^1, ^f^ir ^ I 
Invention, s. ^0, 7^1, ^«??n 1 
Inventor, *. t^^T^1,?"55Tt^Ql I 
Inventory, *. v5tt%^1, 1?T?I 
Inverse, s. R*T<fte, ^TJ^sr I 
Inversion, *. ^Tjt^^iT, ^c^"T"»T3"l 
Invert, v. ^j1%^»sr 3?, $^>1 *P I 
Invest,v.?ifs5r5 ^ ; *fCW t^s* ^ ; 

Investigate, v. ^^3" T*pfWlR *?, 
Investigation, s. C2ff1%, ^s^T^T^ I 
Investigator, *. ^*pT3»'R^T?"<5 ' 
Investiture, *. ^^T?: ff^S*, £t- 



INW 140 

Investment, s. c%'*\ ; 3"tf«lI»J TT37 l 
Inveteracy, s. ^^T«TOft^, *t- 

Inveterate, a. f^^^T^t^T ; W 3"^i I 
Invidious, a. C^ft", Tpj, *r*vf CS^T- 

Invidiousness, s. ^T«i1, *f3T lta$- 
Invidiously, ad. CW^pN? I 
Invigorate, v. CSW^C 3>, 3W5T ^ I 
Invigoration,s.?f<rc7 ^^"«1 ^1 ^^ I 
Invincible, a. ^5TC^¥, ^^ffTTClfir I 
Inviolability, s. ^NgSTsftlTSl I 
Inviolable, «. ^^^STsft^r, 'sn^n 
Inviolate, a.^sTffere, ^T^ff, f%^" l 
Invisibility,*. ^"^ x tJ^,^5[C9rT^^'^ I 
Invisible, a. ^r^^tJ, ^5T*pr I 
Invitation,*. f^i^ej, ^it^T^ ; CcTT^ 

Invite, v. f^srsf 8 ! <s, ^^fa 3p; £f- 

f 1% ^1 I 
Invitingly, ad. *rC5Tt^?T?rc*f I 
I'nvocate, v. ?TC^T^ 3>, f^lt% 3? I 
Invocation, s. StT5tf=Tl, *rraT*RI 
I'nvoice, 5. stfCwT?; $Tf*to1, ;gc<(73: 

Invoke, v. £fTsfal ^, TTC^t^T^ <P I 
Involuntarily, ad. ^f^t^m^"^, 

Involuntary,^. ^jf^f^S, ^^Ki 
Involution, s. 3rs"fa, c^5, *TT3> I 
Involve,!;. Sff$v5^,C3rT\5; 3Ttf^ <Pl 
Invulnerable, 0.^Rt*rt3T?.^ltf5WJ I 
1'nward, a. ^T^Ute, ^^f I 



IKR 

I'nwardly,tfcZ.^§C3", 1%3C<3"; UC^" I 
rnwrought, «. fa^^^f T?fl St- 

Irascible, a. c^f*rTf%3, C?" W*T I 
Ire, s. C3Pt%T, ^Tsf, C<sT% ^1 I 
I'ris,*. ^^^, *f^^ ; §*f3T?1 1 
I'rksome, a, #TT%§R«s C£'*Tff I 
I'ron, s. cWfe, C*iV£\, <5tf%l 
I'ron, a. C^Tfe f^f^S, C^fN^HI 
I'ron,!?. ^HC\5 tfe <5 I 
Ironical, a. 37 W Tl C?t^RF I 
Ironically, ad. est* ^^^^^C^FC^I 
Ironmonger,*. C*ite J<TJ ^j^T?! 1 
I 'ronmould,*. Cc^T^T^" ^W I 
I 'rony, s. *5I3WT, CSfa, 373f I 
Irradiate,?;. ^§^cT3>, TftfWT^ ^( 
Irradiation, s. wYf%, C31f, C*tT^1 I 
Irrational, a. TT^t^?F^, *PStt*, 

Irrationally, «(?. f^c3rt*ret?>C*f I 
Irreclaimable, a. ^^^it^U, ^TC^tt- 

Irreconcilable, a. ^pFpsrTCsnr, ^5CT- 
Irrecoverable, a. ^*[^"3"«ft?r, *p- 
?T2fT*f7 1 r^T^T ?FC«f I 

Irrecoverably, ad. f^?F*fTC?T, ^£- 
Irrefragable, a. ^*T!3^?r, ^rcfccT, 

Irrefutable, a. ^*ft?tet*I7, 5 3Ka^te 
Irregular, a. ^f^f^S, ^ll^ft^, 

Irregularity, s. ^jt^I^sr, t%F?T I 
Irregularly, ad.^f^nffrs ?K*f I 



IER 



Irrelevant, a. ^spHTF, ^W'S, ^T- 

Irrelfgion, s. ^$f S^, ^Ttf%^^5l I 
Irreligious, «. ^Sftfsfr??", ^TfaS I 
Irremediable, a. ^Sff^nfj, ^^J- 

*T K t*T7 i 

Irremovable, a. ^c^^TT, ^Sc'T I 
Irreparable, a. ^£{f$^TO, ^C^TT- 

Irreprehensible, a. ^srtfSj, ^t^^fJ I 
Irreproachable, «. fJR^^T'srf/f^jS I 
Irreprovable, a. ^»Of^eft «jT, ^t^**f7 ' 
Irresistible, a. ^{f^<Tt^7, ^"Nj I 
Irresolute, a&[f% ?[, I> ^ *T V5 Q It P^fe 
Irresolution, s. ^ttj ^t\tfj I 
Irrespective, «. ^*p*T^f ¥ ; ^^~ 

C*t*17 I 
Irresponsible, a. Wt¥ ?rf^3, ^I*[- 

Irretrievable,^. ^•j5i|['«iter,^l£j1%- 

<^7i 
Irreverence, 5. ^R"fa?", ^st^fl I 
Irreverent, a. ^^Tff^T <pT^t, ^in^T- 

Irreversible, a. ^sff^Q^ftH I 
Irrevocable,«.^«ff?fa^tir,^K37l 
I'rrigate, v. C^C3 M ==T CTF, C*T> I 
Irrigation^. U*T OT5*, ^f ^"l I 
'Irritability,^ enteral, C3HSS*ft- 

f rritable, a. ?Tttft, C?rW*r,C3F*n 1 
I'rritate,*. GW*f1, 3rT*f1, fsv?1 1 
Irritation,*. CWT«I, SRt*It^ I 



141 JAC 

Irruption, s. f^^3", 'Sfljp^l; f^"- 

Is, v. ^KW, ^(TC^T, "$$, TOR i 
I'singlas, s. TT<OT7<T ^1^1 t^- 

fsfo >i)<p £^T<T f*f ?H I 
Island, Isle, s. ft*f, ^t^l 
Inlander, 5. TKf^3l3ft" I 
I'solated, «. ^JsiSFJ'S, <4¥f$tl 
I'ssue, 5. 3"ft*fsR ; ^T ; WR- 
rssue,«?.f^?f vg '£ ; §%* r I [^t§ l 
rsthmus,s. C*TT®F^, ^vjH" *tsT I 
It,-jp. C*T, 5Tm, ^1*^1, « I 
Italics, 6«. 3^Tf f% ^\^T^t ^*F<r 

ftv*t% I [31*R1 1 

Itch, s. 5 WR1, C^Tt^T <^TT*f ; TR?3 
I'tem,*.«p53[ w^pI *1 ft"3H *1 "5^71 
Itinerant, a. ^JSH^t^ft, ^f^fs t 
Itinerary, s. c*f*r ^C«HT % el^ ^T- 

Itinerate, p. ^f^fji*^ *p, ^>sr«| <pi 
Itself, j). ^?r\, ^T^t^t l "* 
I'vory, s. Sfigm, *f © W, f ^ I 
I'vy, 5. cf^Tj^ ttc*f^ I 

J. 

Jabber, v. ST^S^S, 3"\5J^1 I 

Jacinth, s. C^fC<TTS? Tffq I 

Jack, 5-. liT^TCS??" ^J *f3T«s1 ; 

Jackal, S. f*nrT»T, ^Jifm I 
Jackanapes, s. *"R?T ; ^afrsfftft I 
Jackdaw, s. ^T^ f^C^f^" I 
Jackes, s. ^(\^JW) fe*t?: I 



JES 
Jack-o-lantern, *. ^tC^I?1 ftc*T3", 

Jade, *. ^t^^cjj ^tf; yjpjji 3ft i 
Jade, v. 2SJF3 <5, $T$ ^7f^ ^ I 
Jagg, v. <tSf ^Tt I 
Jagged,a. ^Tt^ *7HT Tf3 ttf*P3> 
Jail,*. ^T^TsfT?!", *f^-*tmi i 
Jailer,*. ;$T 4 TsfT?* ^"^^,^1%?^^ I 
Jalap, *. C*T5*$ $•%% f%t*ra I 
Jam, s. CSTT^I RC*m I 
Jam, v. ^Tf3T<n «"3", ?fTW I 
January, s. t^Tnt? ^W?T 2f- 

Japan, s.ltMR CWTt? fi>4 ^5^1 
Jar,v. 3T*3m ~P*f ^ ; ^9T^1 ^ I 
Jar,*. ^ffa^J ; S[1%<pI *fT^, m^Tl I 
Jargon, s. ^T*rerai, t%\5j%v57T^ I 
Jasper, *. ?pj^r§ ^f°\ I 
Jaundice/ nT^<Tt?T,^TTi*n,<:^1 i 
Jaunty. f*pf?f<I1 C^\51, ^pr«J 3» I 
Javelin, s. *fST7, *T*tT<&1, *v5*tt I 
Jaw, *. C5T?T*T, ffc*SP, <5?T, ^! 
Jealous^.C^ft^T^T^rf^^^f^^ I 
Jealousy, s. HT^T^Ij^'jI^C^l 
Jeer, w. f^^i^f <£, ^1^1 <5, 1%\F1 1 
Jehovah,*. tfj^T^T? *T3"C*Ptf3", 
Jejune,a.^7,?^rt?r^lil l^H\\ 
Jelly, *. C?TT?"3?1 t%C*t^ l 
Jeopardy,*. Wt<T, t%*fW, TJ*f^ I 
Jerk, s. fMfol, ^ff, ct^l 1 
Jerk, v. -Rf<5l "STT^", cl^l ^t=T I 
Jest, s. <&*, f%^*f, tl^l, *f fa I 
Jester, s. C^t^j^t, ^t?« ^?T1 I 



142 JOK 

Jesus, *. ift% -igc&tVlZ^J Wt3l I 
Jet, s. ?tfvi «TT^T?T ; ®^^r<r«il l 
Jew,*. #]r Tft<T <^TT<5 I 
Jewel,*. *rf«i, <r^, ^c^^t?" I 
Jeweller,s. Tsrfa^T^ft, ?T^st#t I 
Jew's-harp, *. "^J^W, OTsV I 
Jig, s. ^57 RC*t^ ; tfte 1%C*T^ I 
Jilt, *. 2f5Tft^i, 2t*f*P^1 1 
Jingle, v. ^rsr^i'sr ^ <5 I 
Job,*, fes^t^j ft$1 ^ • 
Job, v.*T<rT< ^nf^? ^;^"SJ^TH <PI 
Jobbery. WT^Tsr, '©$1 CSTra ; ^J- 

Jobwork, *. ©^1 35^, ^j*^ I 
Jockey, *. C"STT\F C^C\5 ^vS?T?" ^? 

Jocose, Jocular, a. <^P^,C3s}\g^t 
Jocularity, s. *rf*ras\5l, C^^f* ! 
Jocosely,ad. *rfa<P\5l * S J#^, ^TC^Jt- 
J6cund,tf.^T^f^^,*J^f3^5i [\£t^l 
Jog, v. S{T3>$1 CW, ct^T "511 J I 
Jog-on,v.^rtC^^ 5cT,SpSf * SflTiT^ I 
Join,t;. CSTtSf <p, f^cfl, *lf\5?1 CW I 
Joiner,*. ^3[*^r, l£v5T?r I 
Joinery, s. ^T&" C^IT^I GrS^ ^^fr, 

Joint, *. ?TJ%, ^r^t, $[1% ; ^r^ I 
Joint, v. c^TT\F CW ; ^TTtf <j«T^ ^ | 
Joint, a. ^T5rrT"?"«l ; 7f\^, 7W%& I 
Jointly, ad. TtfXlJW, ^£)^C^ I 
Jointure,*. C*f}v^, ^t^^ • 
Joke, v. fal!$*f ?P,^T^1 ^, ^p0 ^ I 
Joke,*, sffw, ^JC^TrV, ^1,CS^T 1 



Jollity,*. ?^51, ^rrcsrtTf, c*fc$* i 

Jolly, a. c$tv§^§t, jfr\<$ } gf^ I 
Jolly-boat, #. ifTsrTC®?T f\F#t I 
Jolt,«\5?T\?T5Tv5l ^,C^5Tl,%rT^5T5lt9f1 
J 6stle,v. C^cTlrfc"t% '&, cfc*T *TTsf1 I 
Jot, s. f^-igr, ^«j, j%^ ? Trt^ri I 
Journal,*. c?"TSRT*r1 ; frff^ 3*t$ 

Journalist, *. ^^TTf *f3f C*T«*r*F I 
Journey, s. *tTW1, C*f*T *i*mhr I 
Journey, v. SrT^I ^, CJf*RpT«| ^ I 
Journeyman, s. ft^1 ^£t3>T3"«> I 

Joust, V. ^I^fol *S, TTsJf^i ^ | 

Jovial, a. c^vj^t, 'gfaG, £J7pgi I 
Joy, s. 'sflCTlTf, SMt^f, ^tT***f, ^i 
Joy, v. ^rfaf%5 ^, ^?rTf?re 3" I 
Joyful, a. ^rto*5r*T^, ^;f^%, \*>Tl> I 
Joyless, a. ^^•tf, t^fTT^'Jf , ft^H I 
J6yous,a. ^T*f*ff$^f^,"^%^ I 
Jubilee, *. "srC^KT^, Sftftsr *tW I 
Judaism, «. Ht]£wt?r C*?T^CW3" *f^r I 
Judge, frst^cl, StT^lt^r^ I 
Judge, v. fr&T^ *P, ftC3"5sn ^ i 
Judgment, s. ^5T?T, ftCTO; ft- 

*Pf f% ; SN?r ^?P if « i 
Judicature, s. t^5T<T ^3"C«i3" ^[ftr- 

Judicial, «. *7*Tt$*rTft, *RTOT I 
Judicially, ad. W$T^sr I 
Judicious, a. *[fcra5*, ft33, £f53 I 
Judiciously, ad. t^WE^I *£#^ I 

Jug, *. u^t^ firc*re, ^$,-«ta i 

Juggle, p. ^-^SftrT ^, C^c^t 3? I 



143 JUS 

Juggle, s. £flT?T«|1, 3***1, ^t^t I 

Juggler, s. cserast *1 *isfte?: ; tsr i 

Juice, *. <ryf, t^ t 

Juicy, a. <ptt»T, 3~*^€F, *T<FT I 

July, *. t\cT*it? 3"<^C3T *IW 

Jumble, v. t^ntfTCJtt^tTST <5 I 
Jump, v. MW^T 3», oTTTPl, ^>Jf I 
Jump, *. c^t^P, 3T**T, 1%** I 
Junction, *. *T\C*rT$f, CSpsr, *nJF*T I 
Juncture, s. ^rf%, c^Hsf ; l[OT5f I 
June, «?. ^\^TQt? ^Ca^ ^% "5TT- 

C*T3" *t*T l 
Junior, a. ^f^ - , CS"TT>, ^^® I 
Junk, s. St* CW*ft<I ^J ®T5TSf ; 

Junket, *. $*& c^t^f ; ^ttl 
Junto, *. $*% 5Fl?rTSf, ^^» I 
Jupiter, *•. f^3T5>(1% sjr l 



Juridical, a. 373"^TC* 3"J3"^5 i 
Jurisconsult, *. ^J^^tPfT?r^ I 
Jurisdiction, s. £^33"^ ^fx^t?" I 
Jurisprudence, *. 3J3^1 t^WTl, ^t% 

Jury, *. ftstsrtwf fi\?r& -%tj «fsr i 

Juryman,s.^|?"^r ^^S^T^t ^"jf^ f 
Jurymast, 5. v% ITt^Ccf^ ^t?^C^ 

Just,'«. ^t^f, sf^-5, 37t%r, ^tjTtj i 

Just, ad. f$3>; £fT?, C^^cT I 

Justice, s. ^rt^T^j, M"^ - ; frsTiParei'i 

Justiciary, s. f^^T^^el I 
Justifiable, a. ^H,mW,^J^i 



KEY 

Justification,*. Cfffa" -sTS^gJI^tit I 
Justify, v. PxttS ^, C^m <31 I 
Justly, ad. Wttf?K*f I 
Justness, *. TrtefTsfr, ^Jt^rj^l I 
Jut, v. C$Z<$J 5TJT? 3"Ti^<r 5;, *5- 

Juvenile, a. ^T^Teffa, Wl 1 [Tl I 
Juvenility,*. c^^,^5«?,^T^7T^- 
Juxta-position, *. t^T?JH^1 I 

K 

Kaleidoscope, *. f$4 ^t^«l "^1 I 
Kali, s. ^1?", ^^ i 
Kedger, *. ^J ^rsf^l 
Keel, *. caW?: C*T?F W3 I 
Keen, a. S$*T$ 9 §t<[, vS^T, ^f$^ I 
Keenness,*. ^^31,^51, EfT-aTO I 
Keep,s.^T£TsfT?T;3:^1,^3-«iC*rW I 
Keep, v. JW, ^J ; ^W1 ^ I 
Keeper, s. <^^, £f1%*rr*T3> I 
Keeping, *. 7T^1, <5tfSf?T, fstfSfl I 
Keg, *. ^5 f*r«n I 
Kelp, *. ?T^fl¥ |CW<T <CT I 
Ken, v. TjT^tre C*f<T, irffi I 
Kennel, *." ^^"TsfTT I 
Kerchief, s. TST^t^tW^t I 
Kernel, s. *ft*T, ^CcT?" *t^ij I 
Kettle, s. u^i" 3^ ^C^ «ft^[ I 
Kettledrum, s. 1i><f.T?n, ^T*ft<Tl I 
Key,s. 5t*t, f f®, c"£T^T*; ^^^ 
foror?: 3TJT«D1 ; ^twj srcg?r re 



144 KIS 

Keyhole, *. 5t^t Ht *T?T f^J I 
Keystone, *.f*rsiTCT3" T{%1% 2$^J I 
Kibe, *. f^rifTS *TtWC^tl> I 

Kick, v. ®rT«d "srt<r, -wsrts & i 
Kick, s. *mmr$, srTsft, 5ttl> I 

Kid, *. ^T*fC5T?T 3"TO I 
Kidnap, v. 'ST^J T>f?r *P I 
Kidnapper, *. sr-sprj Ff?f ^C?T C^T I 
Kidney,*.c^#3l,C*?FgfT,sraf*f9 
Kidney-bean,*. f*tsr f^C^T^ I 
Kill, v. WSS\ <5, 3"*T ^,2ft«l^t*f ^ I 
Kiln, *. *ff«1, ^;% ^t<1 i 
Kimbo, a. ^"3j», ^fftsl i 
Kin, *j ^Tf% ^1 ^Hrte^tf, f ^5 I 
Kind, a. ff<rT*T, ^*fT5J, 2f^?J I 
Kind, *. UTl^T^T^SW?" I 
Kindle, «;. ^T]% SfTfl ; SBtol ; ^1 
Kindly, ««?. ^^^ *J3fo I 
Kindness, s. ^^tf^' *^ 1 > ^^ ' 
Kindred, *. ^T>^31 ; ^Tt^fTJ^ I 
Kindred, a. ^c«fT^, *re®'Tf%, vpJ < 
Kine, *. Cffffisns; I 
King, s. ^|S?1, ^*f r%, W I 
Kingdom, *. "fTTS'T, ?TTlfOT I 
Kingfisher, *. Tsrra?TW ***^ I 
Kingly, Kinglike,*. «£TSi<3r* I 
King's e'vil, *. ST^MI CJt^ • 
Kingship, s. ^TWW, *pft%33 I 
Kinsman, *. ^$^ 3 ^11^, ^TSi^l 
Kinswoman, *. ^Tjf^sfl" I 
Kirk, *. ^T> cT9 "cW^t? f?ff 1 *T?T I 

Kiss, v. 5^ <p, s*n tff i 
Kiss, *. ^?r, ^1, ^^"1 I 



KIO 



Kitchen, s. 3"^*rtc?1, *fT^*fT*I1 I 
Kite, s. fs*r 9tf$\ ; <5i9fcii^ ^\ft i 
Kitten, s. f^TC5T^T ^fa1 I 
Kitten, v. f^sT^T £f?T3" ^ i 
Knab, v. ^^ ^^?1 ^T*r$1, 

Knack, *. v&jft, **F31, f^«Je|^1 1 
Knap, s. ^l^Tt ^ffr •rT^t^pf I 
Knapsack, 5. t*TC*T<r f^c^T^I 1 
Knave, *. 4T9T, *f fc, S^TCSt^ 1 
Knavery,*. 2faT|-«|1, «tWl, tf^ft I 
Knavish, «. S^ 3T?$^, -arsr, *tV I 
Knead, v. ^H, ET>*P1, Tri-af, ?cf | 
Knee, 5. wt^, 5 TT> } n5?TT> 1 
Kneedeep,* . ^ft *TO^,%tfSfT5 I 
Kneel, v. ^ 9TK5, ®t^ ^5 I 
Kneepan,*. SfT^l^ 5tf%, SFt$*p5T I 
Knell,*. *T*rtf*r ^twffa *T«i>T^" ^R | 
Knife, s. l[f?«>1, i|<pt, c^T^I I 
Knight,*. <£ srlc^ ^*Ttf*f f3C*f¥ I 
Knighthood, *. ^sftw^T *P? • 
Knit, v. ^1 #108 ^5T ; 3l^,OTf 1 
Knitter, s. ttftv, 3C?T C^T I 
Knob,*.|C$a?3"5ft^i> ; $55T3f; ^facTI 
Knock, v. ^Tt^TTvS ^, "5T1 TTT^T I 
Knock, *. j[\, ^mt3, C5t^ I 
Knoll, *. C^ft^T^I?" ^5 fVft? 1 
Knot,*. Sfff ^,f9T?"1; 0*s; C^T^5^ , 
Knot,«?. ^1^ <T1 farsT/l CW I 
Know, v. 53|$ ^, *3t, Ht^ I 
Knowing, a. m^ 9 £f€t«l, ^><TI 
Knowingly, ad. SfTt^Hl #ft?l1 | 
Knowledge, *. sifa, C3T*T, ftffJl I 



145 LAD 

Knuckle, *. ^5^ gf%, *f<£ I 
Knuckle, v. ^ ^ ^*ft^5 ^ 1 

L. 



La ! int. ^^T^cW^ *ftr, c^-ar I 
Label, *. f&<r^, ^T^TTf^^ f%f*f, 

Labial, a. ^f t^1 ^WT©3, *fcj I 
Laboratory,*. ^5ft?R ^^T*fT*ri I 
Laborious,*. «tt?^^t ; F3$3" I 
Laboriously, ad. ^ftt^'J^N*, 

Labour, *. 2£fTT ; ^?fr ; £^ *TT$^1 1 
Labour, ». 2*[5r 3s ; gfyf^ CTfffil ^ I 
Labourer, *. ^35T^T<ft, ^§[3" 1 
Labyrinth, *. "Sr3"f«iTl f^T, C^5 1 
Lac, *. *JT^1, »!1, C®t, l?v*> 1 
Lace, s. c*fTT>1/a"Ti?*Tl ; f^T?" W^> I 
Lace, v. lil? ?r1 C9ftT>1 *1 f^^T^ 

Wit #il1 3^ <5 I 
Lacerate, 0. t^fffa 3?, fW, ^ftSvS I 
Laceration, *. f&3"«l, ^flS^R I 
Lachrymal, «. ^sj? ^^Tlff^ 5 I 
Lack,*?, ^s^fa" ^, "Ste ^, ?*ft^^ 1 
Lack,*.^»T*T, ^If «TR; sre^S-tfJll 
Lacker, v. c^t9fC«i t%^ ^ I 
Lackey, *. ffT*T, ^17, 5|3>3" I 
Laconic,^. ^^^ 5 ^^^*f1, ^^1%^ I 
Lacteal, a. ^^^^ 2J<TT^^ I 
Lad, *. ^fof^, C5T^?:1, <:^:f%?i I 
Ladder, *. ^t, cit*ft^, t«T^1 I 
Lade,v.c^T^rft ^ ; ^T^1 1??1 C^T«T I 
Lading, s. &W\t ; c^t^l, ^T?T I 



LAN 146 

Ladle, s. ^fal, *? FfaSi, $<T\5t I 
Lady, *. UfaJl ^Y, ftf^, C3"Sf*T I 
Ladybird,*. t^C9fT*t, ~fT<f-C*fT^1 I 
Ladylike, a. st^ sf&"5, f*TOl I 
Ladyship, *. *ngT3t?T *f*T^ I 
Lag, v. f*(LW *V&, ft*J* * I 
Lair, 5. 3^j *P3|T *T*T1, «f^?T I 

Laird, s. ^^^ cw*rt?r ©*ftaT?r 1 

Laity, s. 5jf^*f^^ 3lftF f%S TT- 

Lake, s. JW, ^T<r?T, fa*T ; <T^ 

Lamb, *. C^T<T <tt^1, CWTO* I 
Limbent, a. 5^*r, 5*T»T; 3^*1 1 
Lambkin, s. ^5 CTS*TT<r^ I 
Lame, a. C^tfl, *f^; W^i 
Lame, v. C<T\51 <5, C«T«31 *s I 
Lameness, s. <-*-5l, *T^31 t 
Lament, v. fam\*f *, C*Tt^ ^ I 
Lamentable,*?. fc*t*rcter,C*TW<1 
Lamentation, *. f^TT^f, c*ICTftf^ • 
Laminated, <?. ^f&5, spwrft ^?T1, 

Lamp, 5. #t*f, £tft*T, C5<rt?M 
Lainpblack,*. ^TJl ^TcfLc^^T^ I 
Lampoon,*. ^f^Tfr ^Tl s ^1^1 ' 
Lamprey,*. *f^ *T**0 ftc*f^l 
Lance,*. 3"vS*t1, ^T«rl> ^Wl 
Lance,v. C^W ^, f~5?r, 4j\j, ^tt> I 
Lancet,,?, c^^T^ 1 
Land,*. %f%, CW*f, 2fCW*r, ?t®Jl 
Land,v. \5TWT?T §^?T, ^T^T i 
Landed,**. ^?C *P*Tf% fcf*i3; I 



LAE 

Landholder, 5. ^srjfV^T^t I 
Landing, s. \5TafTTT •ttfsfalT Tfa> 

Landlady, *. ^P3if , SjT^lif I 
Landlord, *. Z\%\ *1 ^"?T Wft I 
Landmark, *. ^fsr<T ^"srt?T f^? • 
Landscape,* ftc*nr gfCWCT?: ^ft I 
Land-tax, *. ^§rf*<r ■srTHt^l » 
Lane, *. ^1% *ftf, 5ff*t I 
Language, *. ^tTl, WTcft I 
Languid, a. "3ft®, *5re*ra, t^C^S? I 
Languish, v. ^STO ^, "gT^ T I 
Languor,*, spTS'H^faRSlj^^toSl t 
Lank, a. ^*f, *Ft«iT*fte*r1, ?M I 
Lankness, *. ^«|TI, ^^^Sl I 
Lantern, *. ^T5*ftC3 *5{lf$ Wt*TT- 

Lap, v. w$1 ; FT#¥l «TT«T 3» I 
Lap, s. C^T*T, ^TEsT, C^T^S I 
Lapdog, *. 3ftc*JTC*P?r ^J f^P" ' 
Lapidary,*.*^ 3»l7T,3"^*f f?3ST?ra 
Lappet, s. *ft?^CW?: C3TT*T1 ^t*T I 
Lapse, s. C^TS, *f^, C<P"R ft^- 

c?r<r ^ifW?: *"$T^?r ^e^ ; 

Lapse, £ *f§?1 ttI ; *ff%5 ^; ^J- 

f^^T?T *£$ T£ l 
Lapwing, *. #f^, ##?"^^t I 
Larboard, *. ^T^IC®?" ^T^ *iH I 
Larceny, *. ^5 ^, *fTt% ^ • 
Lard, *. ^<5C^?" 5<rfr, ^"^1 1 
Larder, s. ^T\^ ?rtf^r^T?T f ^ft I 
Large, a. 3F5, 5^, "^^ I 



LAT 

Largely, ad. *T9^7?5C*r,^£&?rc*fl 
Largeness, s. ^53;*fi£317,£W?r I 
Largess, s. *fTl?ff5Tfts, S«TClft- 

Lark, s. ^7[^s *f^Y | 
Larva, s. ^tl?*tTz<$ I 
Larynx, *. smf?" srsft, tt?R«Tt t 
Lascar, s. f^TfC^ <t^T^t I 
Lascivious, a. *PT*rsP,cT"s>TT>,<:sTtt5l I 
Lasciviousness,*.c5ftwtfa",^TTOv5i I 
Lash, s. c<5t^1 ; C<Pt\ST?" ^mtS I 
Lash, v. c^1 TrtJC; ffft If <i1 <JT*TI 
Lass, s. *Tf*to1, ^P^t, ^vft i 
Lassitude, s. ft Wtf, ft^t?, i ;tf% , 
Lasso, s. *T*i*fT*r, <TTS<n, wfti 

Last, a. c*re, ^, 5?r^r, ^ji; i 

Last, *. ^t^- Tp^1, ^^t?T ^tu , 

Last, v. c^, l%fc, srt*, ^tft ^ i 

Lasting, a. f^j, *^f*r ^|ft I 
Lastly, ad. ^XM, C^CT, *ff?TC*Tra l 
Latch, 8. <S*fTCT> <T RcT, ^^1 | 
Latchet, s. ^Ij f^%\ <r^ I 
Late, a. csftqt, ftsi^t, ^ifo, ^ I 
Late, ad. OftCI, ftcn^ *pf??n I 
Lately, Latterly, ad. tffTsfK, 

Lateness, s. ftsre, c?TH, c*fft I 
Latent, a. ^^, ^£f<pT*T, ^Ue* | 
Lateral, a. <W^, ofPtf *>*#** I 
Lath, s. <pTc&3- ^T$l, ^MT<Ph 
Lathe, s. ^>w, ^jjjf^, f C^f^ *rg 1 
Lather, *. srfaTCsr^T c*p«i1 i 
Latin, s. gnfta C?HTO?*fi-?^T*1i 
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147 LAW 

Latitude, s. gfn^st, *fft«,t^ 5 

Latitudinarian, a. <rtirt5tjt, C^ - - 

W\^\f[ I [<*rc"?r?r 1 

Latter, a. PfC¥3" TTC^J C*TO ^, 
Lattice, s. ^T3T?Pr, H><p, l?t^T I 
Laud, v. £f«f\*Tl <p ? ^/r ^ 1 
Laudable, a. St^K^T^?, l£3l^l 
Laudably, ad. £f*r\?T;ft<i^c*r I 
Laudanum, 5, ^Tfwi?" ?T3T I 
Laudatory, a. ^asT^Y, £f*Mrasl 
Laugh, v. ^T^TJ <P, ^t^f 1 [^7 I 
Laughable, a. 5"TC*TJ?T C^tsfJ, §*f- 
Laughing-stock, s. ^T*ttW* l 
Laughter, s. ^mj, 3tf*T, *Tf?^t?T I 
Launch, v. ^tf*T?H Cf ; ^T$ ^tc$ 

Laundress, s. <T®t^t, c^rt^t^ I 
Laundry, s. TTg 5g^T?r ^T^ t 
Laureate, .?. <3"tSia»ft I 
Laurel, s. 'sriTffi *T^3? J*F ftt*iT I 
Lava, s. ^rrtf*f#c^^ 5ft%^5^ji 
Lave, v. c*ffa <5, ^t^ ^, T?t«? I 
Lavender, s. ?j[$f j% j*f ftc*rsr I 
Laver, 5. c*ffa ^1 ^"Rtsf f 3^ *fta 1 
Lavish, y.f^ofe 373 *5,^$T^?l1 Cff I 
Lavish, a. ^*f37?t, ^\5Tt^?r1 f 
Law, s. 373^1, ^t%, f^T?^, ftj>f 1 
Lawful, «. ^J^^T^tfl", ftfts 1 
L i wf ully , a^. *Tt3T^TC?T, ft fk^KV I 
Lawgiver, s. ^J^^t^f^, ftt%frT^1 1 
Lawless, a. ^ftsr*r, ftt%ft^^ 1 
Lawn, 5. -sft?^ ^Ti" J ^[^ *lf l 



LEA 



Lawsuit, s. ^ra*r, CTTTWSrt 1 
Lawyer^. ^fa,3[r3*tt3SJ**rt3\ • 
Lax, a. ^Tsrsfl, ff stf, f^rto 1 
Laxative, a. C<r535, C^W^ » 
Laxity,*. t^fitaJjfWf*;^?"^ » 
Lay, v. ?TK, CQT1, *TT®1 ; *fq * I 
Lay,s.sfte,$n^ft3l; f «i*nr ^^ ' 
Layer, s. <*rra , SW *rtf?, G«rit ; 

Layman, s. *r^r*fir$ fas ^lf^ ' 
Lazaretto, *. f %C^T*ftCW?: ^T^<J- 

Lazily, ad. *5rt*T*U?rc:*f, *ftc<r * 
Laziness, s. Sf\5^1, ^T^^J I 
Lazy, a. ©\F, ^*T*T, <^XI 1 
Lea, s. *ft%$ ^f^, CTI§3 ^^" ' 
Lead, v. ^TCtf W ; 2^f<3 ©^1 ; 

Lead, s. ^t*fl, *ffa* ; WHff3l I 
Leaden, a. ^TfStfifo ; ^T<fT I 
Leader, «, «f*f«ft^ WCW^I ; ^T- 

Leading, a. ^M^J, *£*TT, £f*fftT I 
Leadingstrings^. f*n$rfT*C*?r W#t 
Leaf, a. *f3), *fT3>1, ff^ J ^Tt9T I 
Leafy, a. *ra*?, **^ ' 
League, 5. *ft>, C*Mf; CTO C*1*t I 
- League, v. £*J ^, ^fti * ' 
Leak, v. ^Tj G5t<l1 I 
Leak, *. f«3 ; Ctfffi • 
Leakage, s. ^vS^^f^, *SW?1 I 
Leaky, a. fEJ^S ^ 1 ' 
Lean, a. f% #K W<, GJW1 ' 



148 LED 

Lean, s. E?"tt" ?1^5 *TT^*n 
Lean, v. C^T^T CW, &*T CW, W I 
Leanness, s. 3?*T31, ^"131 1 
Leap, v. cT'SIJp cw, »tTTp1, <£W l 
Leap, *. cnTJJp, Jit?, fW^T I 
Leapfrog, .?. ^r^C^?T *TT*pT^ <$*f 

^rmc^?" ^\51 1%c*ra i 

Leapyear, s. Etf? * ^«JTT ^C?" 

c*r ^<5.^c?" c*p;F?Tf3 stpt *a 
1wtoi *t«f ^ i 

Learn, v. f*f^1 ^, ^$dT?R ^ I 
Learned,^. ^fQ"5,"^T^t,t^^,2t^ I 
Learner, s. f*T*FW?ft 5 «t^l • 
Learning, *. f^WTl, *TTJWr I 
Lease, *, *(T^1, ^T31 ^<TT^ f*T<I^ I 
Leasee ^tt?1^\^ ^;W1^1 CWI 
Leash, «. mjT?" wft I 
Leasing, s. f^TJl 3*T1, £fr*^ • 
Least, «. ^fr%^3, H3,W> ^^ ' 
Leather, *: *f1?*H>3 5^, 5t*5?1, 

Leathern, a. E5ftf^f^5, ST^f?" I 
Leave, s. ^sp1%, ttwt?, ^ • 
Leave^.^rKf 3> ; ^g^PTCwT WT^T tf I 
L^aven^.^T^^ilfir^t^^rftir I 
Leavings, s. ^1%^, ^^f*t v 1 • 
Lecherous, a, ^t^,^ 7 ^^ J C^t^1 1 
Lechery, s. ^t^r^J, C5TTWt1^ I 
Lecture, *. ^TOT*R1, ^^fCW*T • 
Lecture, v. ^t^ CW, ^*fOT*f CW I 
Lecturer, s. ^^fCW.*t^, ^Vfjt^f^ I 
Ledge, s. frfrST ^TC^^ ^t\*t ; 



LEG 

Ledger, s. ^^U 3"<d, <t3l I 
Lee, 5. <5"TlT?r gfl^^sT tff^ I 
Leech, 5. ^C^l, CW<$ I 
Leek, 5. *tfas t%C*T*T I 
Leer, 5. ^T>t^P. ^T^ ^fil> 1 
Leer, v. 3>I>T^ 3>, ^iwjijj $ I 
Lees, s. f*t"^1, 9fiw, 3?rTfST I 
Leeward, «rf.^T'5TCT?r *r««r C^T 1^C^ I 
Left, a. 3"Tsr, *h, $■#! ; ^j^ 1 
Lefthanded, a. C^1,C*3f1, C3"CTT1 I 
Leg, s. &W, irssfl, *?TC?3" ^cft 1 
Legacy, s. ^jspTsffa Tftt" l 
Legal, a. ^J^T^nft, ttfts I 
Legality, 5. ^ra^T^Ttffo I 
Legalize, v. 3"J^T*pn?t ^ t 
Legally, «cZ. 37^mc$, t^t%^TC^ I 
Legate, s. C^TCIT^ ^tstfcteCfflT *T- 

Legatee,^ ^5 *7f%^ wWf^t^ 1 
Legation, *. tfffaj^tf, 2f1%i^f^53t 
Legend, s: ^T«mft<5l t^sT*T 

Legendary, a. ^spr^s s^^t^T 

Legerdemain, s. t^§Uc?, Cv&$\ I 
Legible, a. 3J*fTfcj, *ffcsft?r, *Pf3> I 
Legion, *. t^T^J *PW?,t*RJ*f*r 1 
Legislation, *.*75TO*f*,ttf%T c*F^ 
Legislative,^. WO*T3s 5 ftf*rPfT<ft I 
•Legislator, s. ^J^T*?^ 1 
Legislature, s. *7^T*f^ *T*rf S[ I 
Legitimacy,*.£j^3Tl,WT'frf*sraTi 
Legitimate, tf.f^tftsTStt^ftfts l 
L 3 



149 LET 

Legume, s. ^j t^j1#^ *faTl 
Leguminousjtf.'sri? JT"^^ Ttsra^F I 
Leisure, s. ^r^^T*f, 'sr^^f^sttsr I 
Leisurely, «^. ^^WWCST, «ftc<T I 
Lemon, Lime, s. c*re, ®^t?T 1 
Lemonade, 5. C^3" fsf^ ^3 HcT fst- 

fasf 3 ^T^fT? jlj l 
Lend, v. m Ca, sregfc*, %rt<T tff I 
Lender, s. ^WPfTSI, ST^TSR, 3J«|« 

JfTv5l, ^Q"sr«fi 

Length, s. iffansi, tro, *rert: I 

Lengthen, v. Wtif^, «TO1 3> • 
Lenient, 0. W?T3"T^T, ^Trt^cT I 
Lenity, s. ^sr1, flfUl, f *T1, C^ I 
Lens, s. ^^nsrTt^?r ^T5 1 

Lent, s. *pri?t?ra *rre sfwn 1fa- 
Leo, s. f*r\^ jrf*r I 

Leopard, s. fs^i ^fST I 
Leper, s. |tel9ffff, ^ft I 
Leprous, a. f&ftf ,c T^, ^ ^CjT^ft I 
Leprosy, s. <g% c^Ttf, *rct*Jtf*T f 
Less, Lesser, ad. ^K.^W]f^ ^*f 
Lessee, s. ^SfT^TWt?", ^l^TWf^" 1 
Lessen, v. ^j^r <J>, ^T^f ^ I 
Lesson, 5. *ffo, *f$1 ; ^*TtfT*t 1 
Lessor, s. ^WlJ] *1 ^T^TWt^l I 
Lest, c. 1% ^iTf^, *iKW l 
Let, v. ^i[t% Or ; ^Tf 1 CW I 
Let, s. *Jt*Tte, ^T^1, ^t^^ i 
Lethargic, «. f^^t^"^, ^J^T^, 

Lethargy, s. f^Jt^5*l, HWv5^, t^ - - 



LIB 

Letter, *. *f3T, ffc^l" ; ^«f, ^^?" ' 
Letters, *. ftsol, *flf9"5J i 
Letter-founder, s. ^T^T^T ^T^IT 
Lettuce, *. *tT*fac*f* I OTC*r C<T I 
Levant, a. *j3ff ?, ^^"Cff^ffa I 
Levee, s. W$-$T$, ?"Tl?*i^1 I 
Level, 5. ^Tir^fs;, fl?fo*r, ^TttT^, 

Level, «. ^<^^!^, TrsrT*, \|^TJ i 
Level, ^.TTsn^ ^'Tsr^fS" ^;cT^J ^ I 
Leveller, 5. ^ITT^ ^T?"^ I 
Lever, *. ^CsT^t^ ^% cfr^l I 
Leveret, *. •*T"3"G?fTC*i'3" TT^l I 
Leviable, a. irMCTj^; C^TT^fJ I 
Leviathan, *. ^5, ^cfi?^ 1 

Levite, a. f*r^#ter ^rt^f^ 3"vrl?r 1 

Levity, 5. *TfsT5Tl, ^^^^; 5T^5TJ I 
Levy, v. ufsl^ ^ ; t^T^j 7 I\ , ?f'^ ^ i 
Levy, s. ■STMTjj bw ^tfs: I 
Lewd, a. *T*s>fl>, C*Tmi, <pT^<S I 
Lewdness. 5-. ^i^in, C^TlWtf^" I 
Lexicographer, *. ^fVtfR ^<ll I 
Lexicon, *. ^f%*fM, ^t^^T^ 1 
Liable, a. PfTfY, ^ref, C^I^TJ I 
Liability, 6-. ffTftsa, (^151731, ^t- 

Liar, *. fWJ'RT^, ^R7<TT?t I 
Libation, *. S*f % HW/ ^1 SisTT^I^ 1 
Libel, *. <pr*t f^f^f , ^^TW^ 1 
Libeller, *. ^spt f%f»f G^**! - ^ l 
Libellous, a. ^^"PtH^, "^^T- 



Liberal, tf.-frT^cT^PT,^^^ ; 



lig 



150 

Liberality, 

Liberally^^.^T^^WC^f,^^^^ I 
Liberate, v. Tf «? ^, ^T<£ 3? I 
Liberation, s. "5?|%, S^Tf, ^t«| I 
Libertine, *. C^T5t?ft, c*ttE5l I 
Libertinism, *. *rT**r^j, C^t^tf^, 

Liberty, *. *ri%,^T5fta3l ; ^jtt-j1 I 
Libidinous, a.^TST^^fsn^cT^Tj I 
Libra, s. vjpTt^Tfn I 
Librarian, *. ^"^IcfC?^* <T5F^ I 
Library, 5. *£§<PT*T1T, ^^T?fT?: I 
Licence, *. ^sjnf^, ^ir^l I 
License, v. *n^T¥T?Tl ^srt% CW I 
Licentious, a.vi 7 ^^ ; ^"j^Tf^^i I 
Licentiousness, 5. c^^^l, ^5R5jT- 
Lick, v. 5TT> , C^t^JT ^ I [5TJ I 
Lid, s. T?T^1, \FT«T1, Ff^" *fT3l 1 
Lie, s. fWJl <3>«n, ^j>, ^spsffas 1 
Lie, v. f^sffl ^«f1 <FC ; *T?R ^ 1 
Lief, ad. ^^1*^8^, G^^tTT I 
Liege, *. ^fr*f1%, ^fV*f ? ^TTSfl I 
Liege, a. *tTT¥«1, ^*fa, ffi*^ I 
Lieu, *. *ft?^^, ^T*, Hit 1 
Lieutenancy,*.£fl^f^f*f33, ^Tc?^ I 
Lieutenant,*. c*RT*Tt% ftc*f^ I 
Life, 5. £tt«l,C53*Wt^i;^T3r,C5Sr 
Life-guard,*. <TT§t£^^C*Rl 1 
Lifeless, a. ^3, gJTq^tw, f^C^l I 
Lift, v. C"5t5T, ^^5 ^, %f? ^1 
Lift,*. <r5mw,%CWJT«f ; *Ttemj l 
Ligament, s. ^T\1 f^l ttc^t^J 



LIM 

Ligature,*. s^ift, *ffi>,*ffiN"^ I 
Light, *. wtf^t, ^rcef1» 2f¥1 1 
Light,a. ^®jg^cT; ^^^,rf^;^^lil 
Light, v. $ujfl»r ^ ; ;@fftsfl 1 
Light, v. t^TTO gfM *1 *T5 I 
Lighten, v. fcijj^ ^ ; ^|TO1 <5 I 
Lighter, *. ^, ^ (&)&] I 
Lighterman, s k ^5^1 c^W?T ^gIi 
Light-fingered, a. ^T3C1[&^ l 
Light-footed, a. W*Wsfl", f*F£f I 
Light-headed, «. fs?% gfSTfsft I 
Light-hearted,^. SjTPgffsiF, <rp^ l 
Light-house, *. «T^TC®?T *W*f- 

Lightly, «<?. ^J5T?fC*f ; ^3?&C*f I 
Lightness,*. 5JTT31, Wt^R" ; 5T^*TJ! 
Lightning, *. fafJ%, #5<^, 5*^1 1 
Lights,*. - ^^, C*N$1, ttC*lf^<T 
Lightsome, a. ftf^fa; 2fW, 

Ligneous, «. ^T&^?, C3sfc?l1 1 
Like, a. ?T^*r, ^flf*T, *mr, ^pTJ I 
Like, v. ^T*r *m, 5T^, *T^1 ^ I 
Likelihood, *. TOWI, *T^3" I 
Likely, a. 3T^<T, TOT^sfta I 
Liken, «?. ^pT^1 <p, 3*f*M CW I 
Likeness,*. 3TTtj*0, £ft§*jf?fi 
Likewise, ad. J\^^^f ; ^^f^T I 
Liking, s. ^r^sltf, ?pffc, t^1 1 
Lily,*. *m, ^*r*T, *s"S<ft«3;*Pfl 
Limb, 5. ^R??, ^s^^WSR | 
Limber, a. ^sij, ^W?T f ^3R*ft*r I 
Limbo,*. ^^^T^TsfT^^R^ I 
1 4 



151 LIN 

Lime, *. Cr?<[; 'STTtM, ©tTt1,1?«i i 
Lime-kiln,*. 5«l c*ftv5t^^T?T %tf| i 
Lime-twig,*, ?ttv53T5M, ^Ml I 
Limit, *. ^Vsrlj W^rf, 13RT?1 I 
Limit, v. jfafl f^f^t% ^, ^t^rl c*r i 
Limitation, *. ^ftsfl tff>£;c ; ^n>^ 

Limner,*, fsij^v ^fr^?", *n|jfl 1 
Limp, v. <ri%?Tl "3TI> I 
Limp, a. fss[J1 ; ST^ST, t^C^Bf I 
Limpid, a. f^sfrsr, *ff?TSSt?r, ^^ 1 
Linchpin, s. 9fT\ft^" 5T<5T?: R*T I 
Line, v. f%3C^ OTq>, ^T^IT CW ; 

Line,*. c?"<1 ; ijlj ; C^Vt, *\*f I 
Lines 0/ ^e A«w^, ^^rc^T^rt I 
Lineage, *. CSfT^ft, GtfTlF, *\*f I 
Lineal, a. c^TTO ; C^fTar^, *S*D • 
Lineally, ad. ^\ w Tt^lpC^' ; C*HSfT- 

Lineament, *. "ST<r, "5^1% <T ft^f I 
Linear, a. c^C-arr**, C^T-att^sT I 
Linen, *. ^^t^T?: sj^f^TS T3 i 
Linen-draper,*. *2C^T^53TO"*tt?ft 
Linger, v. fttt & ; 1%^:c<rT^ft ^ I 
Lingo, *. 'tsj -&W, ^m^T^I I 
Lingual, a. ^f^J, flWre^far I 
Linguist,*. iTT*1 ^TTtSs, *ftf%^l 
Liniment, *. SftW, "ST^T^, ^^ 
Lining, s.^MC^ ^T"€?T i[^<T i 
Link, *. f*T<p*ft<r ^?1 ; ^*tt*? l 
Link, v. "^vT ?^ <p, ^3T^ ^3 1 <T 



LIT 152 

Linseed, *. Tffitet, t%^t I 
Linstock, 5. 3?T^tC^ ^ift tff^Tctf 

Lint,*, irsro c^^f^rtcof C^t^Tc? ^g 1 
Lintel, a. CEfaTcfc?" «^Tf%, 3TCT- 
Lion, 5. fJT\-5", ^^riTTSf 1 [^ft I 
Lioness, 5. f*T\^t 1 

Lip, *. w*j, *$, d^ } *rt?r 1 

Liquefaction, s. F^" 3^*1, SfrR I 
Liquefy, v. W^ <P, 5fcTl 1 
Liquid, tf. Tp, ^T]|, Sf5!^,^?r5T I 
Liquid, *. J^J^J, ?T*T, 1^1 
Liquidate, «;, ^ei *fffte*ft5f ^ I 
Liquidation,*. ^j«t c*ft*f ^T«| I 
Liquor,*. 3*3*7, *?T ; ^TW, ^fl I 
Liquorice,*, ^fS'sr*} 
Lisp, v. c^T^T^T &, ^ftw *^n 35^1 
List, *. v5Tf*fa1 ; *aft"5*; «f't%f ; 
^m *tw ^1*551 1 

List,V. 3£f 3"«J <$ ; ^5^1 3$ I 

Listen,?;. 3*fa«i ^, ttc^Tc^tK ^ I 
Listless, a. ^it^'5|^, ^jwj"sr I 
Listlessness,s.^^c^TC*T5f,f^C*sii>1 
Litany, *. £ft«f^1 *[\f§3l l 
Literal, #. ^I^C*'*' * ^sfr*[*r|f?t<F, 
Literally, ad. ^^C*' \ l [fe^s i 
Literary, « . f*WJ1 1*^<r<i>, *rTsfa I 
Literati, *. *ffb3 *jl% : *T^ 1 
Literature, *. *fTsf%WTl, f*W7l 1 
Lithography, s. ££^*Tr*1 ^T*f1 I 
Litigant, *. sTlft *1 £jf%*1wt i 
Litigate, v. 1*C*7* <P, ^rTt^*r <p i 
Litigation, 5. t^C^TT^T, f**T*T I 



LOA 

Litigious, a. *>*frf%3l, 1**Twt I 
Litigiousness,*.t*~c*7C*W,SC*?^1l 
Litter, *. ^ ; *f3?T *t?mc^ 1*- 

5T^ ; 4<5 *fT*f ET*1 ; if^jm 1 
Littery. sftit?*' ¥T*1 1\ m^\m ^; 

*f*Tf^ ©^w5-5nc*T*"f*w:tti cw 1 

Little, a. ^ c '*t, ^3, 1%fsp*, ^^ I 
Lfttle,*.f*>f^ ^5T\*r, ^^irT^I 1 
Littleness, *. ^3^1 ; *iH*7T'5T* I 
Liturgy, s. ^m* 6 ! ^r*T*T**T?T 

Live, «?. sftt*^ ^ ; *T*T *?, *T5 I 
Live, a. 3T®fa, ©Yt*^, $\jt& I 
Livelihood, *. ^*ilfft{*3>1, f f% 1 
Liveliness,*. JTstasa^^fsraljtfSBf I 
Livelong, a. %rtC<C sfSR'TtsT ; *^> 

5P15T *JWP I 
Lively, «. ?T#te, JjU5ff,7ra'cT,2tTpW l 
Liver, 5. 3?fwf®1, ^Tcn-afS, ***«, 1 
Liver-complaint, *. *r^ C*"T$f 1 
Livery,*. ^rej^" f*C*l"* *g, G*^ l 
Livid, a. ^T^pr*!*^, sft*n, 1**«fi 
Living,*. ^5*ffrHt35l, #t*OT*TT?l 
Living,**. ®t(*\5, W)<1^, 3"qITM 1 
Lizard, s. CSj^rt, *T*1>, f^^f^^t, 

Lo,i»#. cw-^r 1 [sf^cjnfV^i i 

Load,*. c^T^Jl, ^T?T, OTTI>, 5T*f I 
Load,v.C<T^(Tt^,^T^* CW;^^^?"! 
L6adstone,*.T|TO«fTv5?r, ^<J^t^ I 
Loaf, *. ^t^S??^ 1 
Loam,*. C^5?T1 Tl G^ltt^T "57^ I 
Loan, *. 3!«|, ^^SgT, 5fT?T, CW^1 I 
Loath, a. ^|^T5|f , t^^>}^, ft^lF J 



LOG 

Loathe, v. 5[«i1 ^,^25^1 3*,^?*^ ^i 
Loathsome, a. ^t - ^, f3"?T1$f5R^ I 
Lobby,*. m<nr ^tfrsR^sf IT^-T^ I 
Lobe, 5. ^^ 4^ ^s*T ; ^T«i- 
Lobster,*. tfffl JW^fti [*fTt1 

Local, a. ^Tf^, ^ Tfca^ I 
Locality,*. ftc*m Tfa, ^T**i%33 I 
Location, s. VT*R, fet§, ^"R I 
Locative case, s. ^rfV^*! ^T?"^ • 
Lock, s. ^5tm, ^^T ; ^C^ ?T^ 

■sr?" ; c<ec*T3" C5TM, *rK5Tjr ^ 

^t^ 3^rc«i<r <s*tfi> i 

Lock, v. st*t Z% <p, ^5T»Tl CW I 
Locker, s. jwrs - ^rT%TT?T, PT^ ' 
Locket, s. ^CSP SfT?"^? ^T^WT^", 

Lockjaw, s. TfT3 Wtfi> I 
Locomotion, *. ^T^T^C^T ?PSR I 
Locomotive^.sfSR^'sr, sfiR'Tts'T I 
Locust, s. ^W^TtcT, ^pfts'SF, ^fcT^ I 
Lodge, v. tSFefafcvTg 1%fc§ ^Tl1 

Lodge, s. ^WJt^^ t*fa$«rfa1, ^*T- 
L6dger,s.^t^tfv5<I1,2t^T5fj-,^T\FT^Jl 
Lodging, s. 3l?fl, ^TvFt^?1 "5F^T I 
Lodgment,*. ^5{3"I%1% l 
Loft, *. %9f% ^t**T3" ^>fc<ft I 
Loftily^.fecf ; 2f*rsre<$C»f, 3RT- 

♦[^ ?5C*f I 
Loftiness,*. ^f3l."5T^T^^; ^ I 
Lofty, a. ^f , ^W ; f(^ff , 2^*T» I 
Log, *. <z>-\0$j $f??, <£Fl ; *lf?srT- 



153 LOO 

Logarithms, *. $T*iat?r*TC^F5 *Tt3fl 
Logbook, s. HT^1C§i?r c?rteRtsrt I 
Loggerhead, s. "STt^T^t^t, \**t I 
Logic, *. 7rjt<r ftTTJl, ^*tt3I I 
Logical,^. ^T^fJT^, ^Tfafo I 
Logician, *. t^tffta, ^Tf<3f<S I 
Loin,Loins, s. 3>#, ^T^T, C$]f*i I 
Loiter, v. t*ff$teTJ «>, c*ft«l ^ I 
Loiterer, s. ^i^>r ^jt%f, 3?\5J1 | 
Loll,*. C^STT^T CW, ?T31 ; fwl 5tf$l 
Lone,cit ^^I^t, 4^1, J|^®Tl,^|r9r I 
Loneliness, s. ^VfPU, f^iR'Sl I 
Lonely, a. ^TfT^ft, &WW, f^^TS I 
Long, a. 5^1, wta"; csfto^tft I 
Long, ad. G*ftC«l, lftsfsPtCST I 
Long, v. ^5(1%*t?r ^sgjl ^, *Pf^1 ^ I 
Longboat, *. HT$TC3f?r 'PfSTSTFt^ • 
Longevity, s. Tfteft?TS, TtWJ"t%^1 I 
Longing, s. *Ft5l, ^$]WSJF1 I 
Longitude, s. jTftrsrl, twsrj I 
Longsuffering, *. t%TBT5l, *rft^5l I 
Longwise, ad. iR"5iti?t^ c^T^fa" I 
Looby, *. ^rT^Tv£t ^Tlf^, OT1 I 
Look, v. ^1$ ^TjttNfte^, cW I 
Look, s. |f$, CPf^r^r ; ^5iT<s>1% I 
Looking-glass, *. W*f*l, ^T *Tf, ^it- 
Loom, *. *5[ ^f^^T?: ^F^5 I [?T5T1 I 
Loop, *. -^T^T, *JC^Tr?Tl, ?U] I 
Loophole, *. "a^t 1 sr?r1, ?"!] ; "^T^t I 
Loose, v. ?$1F ^, "^;tf^<i1 CW I 
Loose, a. f *t1^tar, ^Twjsfl ; ©P'rt"^' I 
Loosely, ad. t*tf^t«»?5C*f ; cnf^ftj 



LOV 

Loosen, v. ^n^il ^,^,^15^ ^ 1 
Looseness, s. fl^^TT^" ; cT^Tj^I • 

Lop, v. c^?R ^,<FTi> ,1>T1> I 
Loquacious, a. *T3TJ?P, *T5T*T I 
Loquacity, s. *T5T*T31, ^^TlXas I 
Lord, s. ££©, ^ft^t ; f cffa I 
Lord, v. £f«^ ^, 3>«[%a ^, WW ^ I 
Lordly, a. ^^^T?rl", ^f%^TT^t I 
Lordship, s. ^pfR^, ETw'SS I 
Lore, 5. PTO1, |^WJ1, WJ?R I 
Lorn, a. I^T^t, 3J^, ^RTtf, ^ I 
Lose, v. ^t?1, C-^W ; ^nrtfsrs ^ I 
Loss, s. ^i%,^tf7T,^W*r 5 t^\?T i 
Lot, s. ^Tsfj, ^T9f ; 3#ratl> I 
Lotion, s. S^t^f^f ^3"*f I 
Lottery, s. ^fcC-smi ; #t%3n> I 
Lotus, s. *fv®, ^yvi, ^*f*r I 
Loud, a. J*m$\ } CtfTWtTft I 
Loudly, ad. sfo&S^C^", fl55f£?fl I 
Loudness, s. ^t^2^"3", T^H^T?" I 
Lough, orLoch, 5. "$%, TfCJt^^" f 
Lounge, v. ^T^C*TJ ^T^T^R ^ I 
Lounger, s. ^T3T, ^wsfrl, ^\FJ1 I 
Lour, v. csrsn^ ^ ; ^Jf# ^ I 
Louse, s. ^§f ^, C5W$, f^ti 
Lousy, a. 3f C* C^t^l ; *ftfs? I 
Lout, s. ^*f»J, C^TTlt?-, ^TT^T\^ I 

Love, v. cire 3>, cst^r ^, ^tc? ^T^r i 

Love, s. C2f^T, 2?}f%, C^,^T*Tf% I 
Loveliness, s. fsj^^'sr^l, C^V*r*fj I 
Lovely, a. UWtT?*, ^1% 3^3" I 
Lover, s. C£f^<pT#l", *K1, ^T*T<5 I 



154 LOG 

Lovesuit, *. fc<rtre:<r ^C^fsfiiT^ 

Loving, a. cSf^t, gfr^-, ^^ I 
Lovingkindness, s. ^^sf^, <£*fl | 
Lovingly, ad. <:^^<|»,lrte*TC*TJ I 
Low, a. 5ftS; ^<r ; utar . ts<r i 
Low, v. ctftsffft <£, ^«n <p, ^T^9l1 
Lower, v. *$ <^j <pin, *rT*Tl i 

Lowing, *. c^rr^-f^j ^sn 3p^r«i i 

Lowland, y. f^'SR ^rt^ sfo ^f* | 
Lowliness, 6'. ^J^1, t^^^T^ I 
Lowlived, a. t^", ^T^J, *?T*r?* I 
Lowly, a. ftsra, ^1T, C^T^TST, ^ I 
L6wness,*.f^PJ3l;\£^5ft?T^;t^flF 
Lowspirited, a, ^tfsRts, tt^SJ, R- 



Loyal, 0. £^£5<F, ?Ttl?t^t^€f 1 
Loyalist, 5. g^^o* 37f%* l 
Loyalty, *. £J^^j% ; ftt^Sl I 
Lubber, 5. f^ss^h, ^\5J1, S?\5 I 
Lubricate, v. f*f^v\ ^, C3*rl & I 
Lucid, a. fft"j%, §®SR5T, f^T*T I 
Lucifer, 5. "S^s <5T3l ; *ft%$1 I 
Luck, *. ^tsfJ, ^*fT5T, WT1 I 
Luckily, «^. cHt^T^TJ 5»csr I 
Luckless, a.^t'Jn^j^^-sft,^^ 
Lucky, a. ^», ^TWfiT, ^*T^t I 
Lucrative, «. vTT^l?^:^, 2fTf^^<T I 
Lucre, ^. *TT^,£fTf%^*fTW*,*R • 
Lucubration, s. 7Ttfarc?rtC?t ^^7?^" 
Ludicrous, a. "^T^7©^^, ^^^t^TJ I 
Lug, v. T>Tt^3l ^T^T, C^^1 tR I 
Luggage, 5. ^tSIC^TS?, fsif^^T ^4 1 



LUS 

Liikewarmness,*.3faF^3W*Pte1 1 
Lull, v. TT% *fT^1 ; *tm *, sftsfl i 
Lullaby, 5. *nsr*TT\5T^Ttf *fte I 
Lumbago, 5. CsTsr1??1 31$ • 
Lumber, s. ^^*Sr«U fsjf^^^^ I 
Luminary, s. CSOl1%S, 5 :£ *pfjtt^ I 
Luminous, a. Ttfe^rfa, §®S3*T I 
Lump, *. CS?tt, 3T*T, 5T*f, f*t3 I 
Lunacy, s. ^J%Utf^ ^t^^5 OTg$1 I 
Lunar, a. 5t^5"^ *T*^?, ctW I 
Lunatic, 5. f^Q 371%, *TfsfcT I 
Lunation, s,SC^3" SfPff^*! t\ ?f1% I 
Lunch, Luncheon, s. Ifrl^fR, ^R- 

Lungs, s. ^p^Jpir , C^t^fl,C^W5l 1 
Lurch, s, v5J^H^1 ; ^ft"3 ^OT I 
Lurch,?;. W.^ ^ ; ^E5 sTt^s j c^^T I 
Lure, s. C»K1, CT>T»f, 5T^ I 
Lure, v. C^it^ Pp*fl, ^^1, ^*T1 1 
Lurid, a. CZY$, 3lTfwfl, WT^, fa*«( 
Lurk, v. *3C3 sTfa, "^T"ff ^ 1 
Luscious, a. ^t^f^^^T^,^"^ 

Lust, s. ^T*T, *?T«n5, ^ ^rf^sffa" l 
Lust, v. ^lirf^e 1 ^, ^5rf%WT3' 3? 1 
Lustful, 0. ci**ri>, ^tsrPT^, "5TQ 1 
Lustily, ad. <j<?r z\ ^T^T «J^ I 
Lustiness, s. ^c=T, ^t>*£?t>3l, C5® I 
Lustrdtion,s.*fft3r^?"«l,l!wWN^T?r 
Lustre, *. 2f1%^1, C*fmi,#tf*5;ift- 

Lustrous, a. ^^SRcT, Tftf^'fa I 



T55 



MAD 

Lusty, a. ^^, c*TTT>1, *T3*T f 
Lute, 5. ^H fj-«,1, qjg^fj I 
Lutestring, s. i\nX$ $T?T $ *f^^3 

Luxuriance, s. Tf^TJ, ^TffSraj I 
Luxuriant, a. ^*r, 'srfSraSjft'^ 1 
Luxurious, a. ^*traT*ft, ^W<T*T- 

Luxury, s. *j[*rTf%3Tt* ; ^rt^J ! 
Lye, s. WtTTWg: Hcf I 
Ly ; ing,s. f^oD1 W^,^*reJW* 1 
Lymph, s. *rff$ f%& ^sftfT* ^*T I 
Lynx, s. 3"?T t^\5T^T, ^J ^"JT^ I 
Lyre, 5. ffa, €t«fl, 33*TWJ 1 
Ly'ric, Ly 7 rical, 0. <ft«l1 Jf^^t? I 

M. 

M, ^w^ofcr *«fat5iT?r ^rrtw*f 

Macaroni, s. Sffs? ftft ^5 3"[Wt*T 

Mace, s. ^5rfa1, sffil, ^r0 ; t®St I 
Mace-bearer, 5. ^T*i"fa?reT3", C5t- 

Machination,5.f ITI^I, fttr^fal I 
Machine, s. ocT, ^3 I 
Machinery, s. ^«T *1 *TC1?" ^^T I 
Machinist, 5. $*T f^T«l ^T^"^ I 
Mackerel, s. H<^^7 ^C*T^; ^« 

Mad, a. ^^«,f^%^5^f%,^t^^ I 



Mag 



156 



MAL 



Madam, s. TRSTSi ^j $*fTf*r,W1 

^Tf<TT^-| 
Madcap, s. fes, ^t?f}, SSssT I 
Madden, v. ^-q ^, fg^ ^,c^*f1 1 
Madder, s. *rf$kl |^ I 
Madhouse, 5. ^3TC$T ^TT*T?, *TT- 

Madly, ad. ^3 ^C^f, f%F3t ?5C^f I 
Madman, 5. ^^Q,^ft«Jtc?,c^^1CeiT<5 
Madness,s.^TPf,1%^^1,^T^Tt^ I 
Magazine, s. ^TST^" ;^TsfT?r ; f^- 

Maggot, s. ^f, ^ } ^ ^f^ . 
C*msr l * [frr<r5r l 

Magi, 5. «££ W«ft?r ^SaT^ft <Tj1%S 
Magic, 5. f ^gjtsr, c^tf fcwn I 
Magical, a. i^Mfito, irtf?^ I 
Magician, s.fosTfrfa, ^^^ftPf ?^T 
Magisterial, a. t%M?TW5?r ctttVj ; 

Magistracy, 5. f^5T<R5"57?T *fpf ^1 
Magistrate, s.^^wit?^ f^ST^cl 
Magnanimity, s. *TRTW, *ft*n I 
Magnanimous,**. ^cn^Tl^^T^TS 1 
Magnesia, 5. C"«W^ -§^?f RTG^i 
Magnet, s. ^?^T^, FS<P «tt«^ 1 
Magnetic, «. ^<3^1^ $i-5jr«5 j 
Magnetism, s. ^nr^PS *rfq<T *f^r 1 
Magnificence,s.i?^'j,^T,T^,wVp3 1 
Magnificent, a. <iHtefjsr9*,S5^T« j r 1 
Magnifier, 5. ^3>T^t j i#TS RC*^ 
^r^T?ri ^3 337 ^ C*K1 ^T? I 



Magnify, v. *? *s, ^T?1 ; "$<T ^ I 
Magnitude,s.^t?Trt«|,|^^;^^n 1 
Magpie, s. ilftfrtt *f#Y ftc*TCT 1 
Mahogany, *. ^rftsrfitel CJf*T MS 
^T&" fret* I ["SFST^^t I 

Mahomedan, *.TO5TsrT*,'snr55rCff<r 
Maid, Maiden, s. ^TT^t ; WT^ft I 
Maiden, a. ^3TT<ft ^€t? ; 3^*1 I 
Maidenhead, 5. WT<ft^,^[-[?T3i I 
Mail, 8. -ST^Wl ; \5tWS|T *j1*N1 ' 
Maim,v.^Y^tW <?,^^1 ^tt^STTSf ^ 
Main,a.£r?fT^,C^,^<f7 ^R*T7<5l 
Main, s. ^f?f«> »T?r ; *TW • 
Mainland, 5. IT^TTK i [*£#3S I 
Mainly, ad. 2JT%fT^3^C% *f ^T^ST- 
Mainmast,5.C*tTC^^" 2fSfR TTOsT I 
Maintain, v. £t1%*n5R <5, C*ft3" I 
Maintainable, a. ^^efter, ^TT^TJ I 
Maintenance, s. ^c «| C^Tfsrct, 3T- 

Maize, 6?. *f*TJ t^C*f^*, ^1 1 
Majestic, a. £t3T*fTf%5, 11*1 •£ • 
Majesty, 5. fnut), c^fo*, ^tVj I 
Major, a. Sfrfa, cstt ; *£^n^ 1 
Major, s. t^.^JT^J^ ftc^HT I 
Majority, s. N5jj%<f>T\*T ; 3T?TS2tT^- 

Make, e\ ^1$ 3», f^W"T«i <5, $ffc I 
Make, s. ^I^^, ^n^T?", Sf^* I 
Maker, s. ^0^«1, ^"^1, ^"5^ I 
Malady, 5. c?"T«f, *ff5l, ^JTPf I 
Malapert, «. ^"^T, Tt?^j f^^ 
Malaria, s. *?t5"P5I^ ^t*t I 



MAN 157 

Malcontent, a. ^t\is% ^Jf^j^j \ 
Male, s. r^^j *f\, *jsn?T, ^? I 
Malediction, 5. ^rf%*tt*f, *T*J7 I 
Malefactor, s. ^T*f3"T*fY, ^^h 1 
Malevolence,s.CT^,^fl1,fimT\*r1 1 
Malevolent, a. aft, msn\?T<f> l 
Malice,s.Cf^>fjl, < pf^Tt^^C(>^1 I 
Malicious, a. fowt^W, C^Tt I 
Malign, v. Cf ^ ^, f^\*fl <p I 
Mnlfgnant, a. ir**f C5^>T^T#Y I 
Malignity, 5. cf ^", ^31, ^tTl I 
Malinger, v. *ft^T?T ^ffffT-Zfl T?15T I 
Mall, 5. ^f 9f?T, y$J ; ft^T?" ^"fa 
Malleable, a. ^n^4}«T, ^tT^«7, 

Mallet, 5. ^f*nr» ^RCi ftr%3i • 

Malpractice, s. c«WT^T^,^"]^t?" I 
Malt, 5. ^CcT 1%liT^W^: *f<T ?3^ 

Maltreat, 0. f^tf^ 3>, "STt^f^n? ^ I 
Malversation, 5. F^^T, Sf «31 I 
Mamma, s. "5fl, "5TT^1 I 
Mammalia, s. ijWfl - fjTf^tf I 
Mammon, s. vrsr, ^"^Tfe ^T^t I 
Man, s. *f^3", T*f«p", 3W, ^?T I 
Man of war, 5. ^iluXt^ I 
Man, v. t?RJ *1 M^Tt^ ftt^s 

C*iT^ c*rt$fi I 
Manacles, s. ^T^HF, C*#t 1 
Manage, v. 51^1, f^te *P 1 
Manageable, a. ?prt*rj, *Tt^^ft'¥ I 
Management, s. *P*Sfa« 33, t^^J I 
Manager^. ^Sfrf^fT^<P, ^"^TW^ I 



MAN 

Mandarin, 5. £tTOFC*f?T <F«Vt^ 31 

t^5f?T^^1 I 
Mandate, s. ^531, ^TCW*f, ft fa I 
Mandatory, a. ^f^l 33t*f*g I 
Mane, 5. ^5p$tTfF3" TSK^ST C^*f I 
Manes, s. Cgt^Cwrfa, f^zml^ 1 
Manful, a. *iT s;f%^, t^%,ft^T^ 1 
Manfully, «<?. ?rT^ ^#^,f^^C? I 
Mange, s. *^liFJ C^TR I 
Manger, s. "W^Ks, Rt^sf I 
Mangle, v. *«r^ * <$; 3>Mc:s tfa «s I 
Mango, s. ^T^T, ^m, <prTcT, F5 I 
Mangy, a. «ir5v5l C^"T9f ^ I 
Manhood,. s. tt^j^; TT^T,ft?T^ 1 
Mania,*. OT53l;C$T*t^C1I^J?nsr 
Maniac, s. ^Ts , *fTSf5T, C^*Tl I 
Manifest, a. ^f?, St^T^f, 37^ l 
Manifest, v. 2t<Pt~r <F, *7^ ^ I 
Manifestation, *. £f^t*f *s?T*l I 
Manifesto, 5. JlW\J C^i^«l1 I 
Manifold, 0. ftfrtf, ^TT^1 £fat3T I 
Manikin, 5. ^5 TTt^, ^"T^T^ I 
Manipulate^.Tt^Wl,"^^ sptfsj^ 
Mankind, s. TT^l J >§? Tt^/sr R3ff Tt% 
Manliness, s. cWte^fas^SfaT^f I 
Manly, 0. tt^M, ^T^ft ; *J\<K I 
Manner, s. *T?"I, ?ft^, ^^; £f<5T?: I 
Manners, s. ^Ttf%, f*T3>tST^ I 
Manoeuvre, s. ^e? e^|*t*T, "5^ | 
Manor, 5. ^5rjf%T*T?T, ^5T^<5 I 
Mansion, 5. ^^Tf^T ^"T^t, ^rftf?r, 

Manslaughter, s. ^^t^^5 sr«£*> 



MAE 

Mantle, *. *v? l?T^1,^\pt, c^C^Wl I 
Mantle, v. c^T^f ; 'srp^tJR *P I 
Manual, a. ^^fs ; ^C^" 37<T^5 I 
Manual, *. ^g *$?&$ ; *f «t% I 
Manufactory, *. f*! 6 ^ ^^ ^^"«it^ 

Manufacture,«.f*t e ^t^^^t?'?'t?r I 
Manufacture^.f^f^f f^-j f^sfrT 6 ! *P 
Manufacturer,*. f*t e '*t*53",f^s£"te1 I 
Manumission, *. Wl'FSS^C^ irftF 

Manumit, v. T?t?T ; 5ef3' J ^$ Tif^F 3> I 
Manure, v. JfT^T *Ttfi> C? I 
Manure, s. *TT?T, C*tt*?r s ^jTft I 
Manuscript, *. ^X"^ f*tf$Tv5 $P$I 
Many, a. ^G^3>, ft"^?", <Fg;wT I 
Map, s. C%*l\ft$ ^*l1, srtofa^ I 
Mar, u. 7T^ 3>,t^<S5r3 9, Tttl^ ^ I 
Marauder, 5. ^C^fl^^Jj^t^ft^ I 
Marauding, s. 5^5" *f.?"«lTsf ^^«1 I 
Marble, *. *T\*r^<T £fef ; ^ j 
Si^J $ft^\ I [>rT3I1 3> I 

March, v. tTOO^jT? C£f«ft fSfcp 
March, *. c*RTtff?T ^T^1 ;t\ v\ sfa 

Marches, *. Ti; tffC*nr *if% ^TiT ; 
Marchioness, s. ^"vScSTfafta ^3? gfl 

^t?r f «!tc^<r at i 

Mare, «. C^tW^t, C^Ti^tl 
Margin, s. ^fa1, €t?T, *rtft,*Pt*fl I 
Marginal, a. *rr?rf%v5, *n^ | 
Marigold, s. s?T?M Tjjisj I 
Marine, a. W*T®, ^TSJJJf t<^"?T^ I 



158 MAR 

Marine, *. IftSTtsfcr bw ^ ^1- 

Mariner, *. *tfc<F, C*ft3<rt^<P 1 
Maritime,*, ttsj^ ^^^T^pFI 
Mark, s. fas j SfSTTq ; *WJ 5 \* 1 
Mark, 0. fas" C jf • UfC^TC^T9f 9 I 
Market, *. <3"hirT?r, ^, sf^i l 
Market, v. ^]f 35, *f^r*r <js , 
Marketable, * . 353 t3"^?T<r c*TT*f J I 
Marketplace, s. S^, ^TOSf, 3;^ | 
Marksman,*. c?j%$ ^TC^T ^TC?" C^T I 

Marl, *. 7\zi>-w ^?%<f.i frc*nr I 

Marmalade, *. c^Tt?T^1 f3t*TT I 
Marque, *. *rajpnr J*JTft 9fr 

^?"«lTtf ?TTSfT»j;srf% 1 
Marquee, *. C*RT*T%- SI'S I 
Marquis,*. t§C|TT»fa Jpftiffo-f* 
Marriage, s. fc*ftT, PfT^t?^f^ | 
Marriageable, a. t^^T^ OTST7 I 
Married, #. j^37ft$ I 
Marrow, *. ^[% ^^1 ; jjtf , 
Marrowbone, 5. 3r5SWf<ft ^|\F 1 
Marry, v. ft<tfw <5, ^T^ C5f I 
Mars, s. *T3f cf $f^; | 
Marsh, *. 7gf»fl ^^ *fc^~jj| ^-ft 1 
Marshal, *. t*R7t*f;p5FG^ srcafj 

Marshal, v. CSfafa^ ^ ; ZJ^ ^p 1 
Marshy, a. «f^?1, c^T^1, TferwsTJl I 
Mart, *. ^T^, 9f^S, ^Tt5^ I 
Martial, a. t^jpt^, ^P5 ^<rt<r 1 
Martin, 5. ^5t^^^ *f^t | 
Martingal, *. C^TT^C^^: C*t% I 



MAT 

Martyr, s. '<sfr£firT«lTC$f ^ZJ C% ! 
Martyrdom, .$. Wtf TC*f *T*r«| I 
Marvel, s. ^T*TO ft^?, <5^5 
Marvel.v.^T^TOWTSf ^ I [>7t*fTin 
Marvellous, a. ?5[1*5Wj, usr^T?: I 
Marvellously, ad. s5TT*5*fj ?5C*f I 
Masculine, 0. *f\,*t?P^re* ;€t^fj^^ 

Mask, s. "5<r^,\<rtW, , CT | rc**r I 

Mask, v. T[4m %T, "CTW*r * I 
Mason, s. <n^frst, sft ; vt%?[ i 
Masonry, s. %*rnrf$ ^"sft I [$**!* I 
Masquerade,*. *J*TJJSf T^ft ^jf^CW?" 
Mass,s.^tf%ft*ftr5iw^,£W*tf I 
Massacre, *. ^ 3^, W,*vV5T?: I 
Massacre, v. ^$J| ^, ^S^T^T ^ I 
Massive, Massy, a. ^T?% 3"^ I 

Mast, s. irr^Tcw?" Trt^rr i 

Master, s. 3F51, £t^, f*tW3>, £i? ' 
Master, v. Tf*R *P,**f *,*T?T«i?r ^ t 
Masterly, «. ^1% f^?»C*f I 
Masterpiece, s. ^T^^tTT ^tt??ff?, 

Mastery, s. 2^%53, ^3&,£tW*7 I 
Masticate, v. S^"«i ^, f&>1 l 
Mastiff, s. ^r% <pA ^53P7T ! 
Mat, s. -snip - , *H$t, *T*f, H^Tt I 
Mat, v. TT^f fr^ ^J *fl"3 I 
Match, 5. *ff£r3l,1fcrT3Ptf$; ^tsfl' 

Match, «?. TR^pJ <g ; ft^ <5 I 
Matchless, a. ^<?U, ^ftst* l 
Matchlock, 5. *ff*T3T?r <r*t[<& i 
Mate,*.^<m?f j^Wc^T ttT^ i 



159 MAX 

Material, a. C^1%^ ; ^T^"*t7^ I 
Materials, s. ^Tsrsft, 3*f^?>l I 
Materially, «d. ^5T5]T**fJ*3l <&t*f I 
Maternal, a. *TTf ** ; WSrHYer I 
Mathematician, s.*ff?toT«l ftWJTH I 
Mathematics, s. *ff?5It«l ttwjl I 
Matins, s. StfWG^* *5^*Tft I 
Matricide, s. ?Hf 3^)1 ; ^ ^ • 
Matriculate, v. C^T^ tt*JT®T?T <T1 

Matrimonial, a. fttf'Z w£\% I 
Matrimony, *.' fc*t*, *ff?«t<T 1^ 
Matrix,*.^, W&\; T?t^t<T^ I 
Matron, s. ftz\f$&\ 3ft, p$$t I 
Matronly, a. gntf*1^3[ftr*>*ft?r1 1 
Matter,*. 2ff1% ; ^r^ 5 ft** ; «J* I 
Matter, v. <5rt3*a?P ^ ' 
Mattock, *. C^TWtf^r, f^ft^ I 
Mattress, s. CSt**5 ; fa^T^U 
Mature, 0. *f1?*t^ ; ^frc*fra I 
Mature, v. *ft?<TO *P, *tt<51 ' 
Maturity, *. *ff3*TT^, ^"^l I 
Maudlin, a. ^ ^Q *1 ^^^ ' 
MaiigreMfr <FC^,*1 TTT f5f*l,S9rtf*f 

Maui, v. er*t?r *, m^, W I 

Maund, s. 4<5 *«l, 8° C*t?" I 
Mausoleum, s.**^?" ^^f?"^ ^t^fTT 
Maw, *. ^tTf" ^1 *f^? ®^?* I 
Mawkish, a. ^?pf5Sre*P^O^T?fYl 
Maw worm, s. ^W?r^ f t^ I 
Maxim, s. ^5!^, ^^> ^W ' 
Maximum, %. ^K*W ^^'^ 



MEC 160 

May^.tsfc^TT 3TC^?T W*T srt*I I 
May, v. *ftft, *tfj, *ttZJ ; ^3<5 I 
Mayor, s. ^9tJlW& I 
Mayoress, s. $ ^%K^J *?Wt I 
Maze,s. ^^;*ft^^v5l ^T*;$f¥*f5l I 
Mazy, a. (H^T^T, "5[?r^?r, ^#cT I 
Me, p. ^TsrTWs, C*rTC<5 I 
Mead,*. *Pf *5 1>C*T £t^5?P7ri HTf l 
Mead,Meadow, fi.'srTfc^'snr CW4 \ 
Meagre, a. ^*T, spfam, «^TI; 

Meal, «. ^rfct J, C^TW ; TOWI WT^> 



terrl? i 



[*fcf*Hi> 



Mealy, a. *r?TWl ^"t^ ^jt^T ^T- 
Mean, 0. ^T[, ^ffo, 'WST ; STtfjl^* I 
Mean, s. TH3T, ^tfj ; *?rv5 , W*TR31 1 
Mean, v. TR^ ^, ^f%2fT<I ^ I 
Meander, y. f*pC3" "5TC3" S^ I 
Meaning, s. W%£fnr, ^?T, ^T3" I 
Meanly, ad. ^^Cf^^C^i I 
Meanness, s. ^.W^1,^^5l;^T 5 f<iT I 
Means, s. 3T\!fPr, C^t^ ; ^*tt?T I 
Meantime, s. tv5J**T?T, WlGfri I 
Meanwhile, ad. $:f5'S{C'%J I 
Measles, s. ^T^r C<Tt^f, f^j^l I 
Measurable, a. *ff?C*r?, ^T^^ft? I 
Measure, v. *Tf?TirT«1 ^, *n*f I 
Measure,*. ^Tire*,*rf?*T«l;3*fT?r I 
Measurement, s/srt^f 3><r«i;*Tf?T5lT c t I 
Measures, s. §*TT?r, ^C^?T *Tt?n I 
Meat, s. -8TtWJ *TT\*T ;«^7,^T^t^ I 
Mechanic, s. f*T*f<&3", ^Tft^lT I 
Mechanical, a. f K t e '*? ^ *mTlT I 



MEG 

Mechanics, 5. f*f«t ftwjl I [^H I 
Mechanism, «. fa*** ftsrJT 1 * I?:i f^- 
Medal, s. *nf?C3Tf%<£ 5gf1 I 
Medallion, a. £fTFt^ <Pl1%^ 5^ 

Meddle, p. *5Rf*r<5T?" tm ^, *t?*- 

Meddler, s. ^TT>tf^<l1, *?<T Sflfb I 
Mediate, 0. TTO^ ^, ^TVTl ?5 I 
Mediation^.Tr^J^ ^>8*,*T*TJ^T^t I 
Mediator, s. *T*D^, SHOTigf I 
Medicable, a, fofe^jfar^^f^rsTJ | 
Medical,«.f5f%*?i1 *FSCt?r s t3ff J^ I 
Medically, ad. fowj*P?JC*f I 
Medicament, s. 4^"<r, c^Si 1 
Medicinal,*?. ^"SSffaj'STSffF ftx?3S I 
Medicine, s.^^f^sf^TO ftwJI I 
Mediocrity, s. Tr<OT3"^1;*Tf?Tl%^$1 I 
Meditate, v. ^**t^] 3> ; %f7T^T 3> I 
Meditation, 5. *TJT*, fs^l, ^T3R1 ' 
Meditative, a. fF3tf%T, tfJtJft I 
Mediterranean, a. "^i^"<r ^%TJ^ I 
Medium, s. 9\\5, 'srt^T^t ; *te* I 
Medley, 5. ?Tt^6, *fT5 t^*tTf^ I 
Medullary, 5. "5^1 *TTOt?T I 
Meed, s. 2tf%*P*T, Jf rJT,*ft1?C5Tf^P I 
Meek, 0. ftsnft, ^J, 3*, Cjsfsr^ I 
Meekness, *.T^3l,^l[3l^[*Tt5rei I 
Meet, v. *^5T3?«rfaT ^, 4^^ ^ I 
Meet, 0. ^^, 3#3, C^rT^TJ I 
Meeting, s. ?^1, Tf^TTSf ; 7fT^T^ I 
Meetness, s. §^TT^1, C^Tt^J^I J 
Megrim, s. ^^<^ ^IjpT^S^^f I 



MER 161 

Mercenary, s. ft^1 Ft^?" I 
Mercenary, *. G^^TC^f^, ^T?T- 

Mercer, *.*f^T3*re*rt?ft,*T*f^Jl I 
Merchandise, s. 3"tf«l®J, ^^T®^fl" I 
Merchant, s. SHST®^, ^fh<^ *Tf«l- 

Merchantable, *, ^»? t^^?G^rt$D I 
Merchantman, s. ^TftcsjfTliretSf l 
Merciful,*.^*fT*j[, <F*n*ftT, W?T^ I 
Mercifully, ad. ^^^ *H?1, WUT- 

Merciless, a. f^^T, "^^"^ ^?T I 
Mercurial, *. *tt?TTftf*ra>; ^C^Sf ; 

Mercury, s. *fT?1, *n?"ff ; **T ft^ ' 
Mercy, 5. <p?fl, W?T1, *?«>1, Wsifl I 
Mere, a. TTR, C^ct, ^ I 
Merely, ad. c***T, aj^,TO,£tt?T I 
Meretricious, *. cT**n>, ^rijjfa*, 

Merge, v. ^1 ; eft:* ^ *1 *H 
Meridian, *. ^vrjC^T^I, WJT^ I 
Meridional,*. ^f%qt^$,Jf 1^11%- 
Merit,*. #«!, C*T*D31, ^7 I [^T | 
Merit, v. c^rTtfJ*, <5^fl 
Meritorious, *. C^t^f J, 2t*f\*T3fY? I 
Mermaid, *. ^l^f gt ^I5j *T**oT- 

Merrily, ad. 3"f*i3>3T?{JC*f, <j?^Tt*T 
Merriment, s. ^£W, ^HCTTTf? I 
Merry, *. $WTf*T3, ^fa%, ?rfa* I 
Merry-andrew,s. ^^^^^"sn^^l 
M 



MET 

Merry-making, a. ^%^ ^<$^ i 
Mesh, s. ©TC^?: ^C^"^ TOO* fsjl 
Mess,?;. 4^3 C^T®^ *s, ^t^T?T 3> I 
Mess, s. 4<$ i$\vi *5{%\1ft ; «4^C3T 

Message, s. C£tf?3 ^^tPf, *T31 1 
Messenger, s.tp, T{^|Tf *te^, G*T- 
Messiah,s.^rf%fa^, *4p^> I [TTPtl I 
Messmate,.?. *r^C^T®t, -il^T^^^i 
Messuage, s. ^"fR, 31^31^ I 
Metal, s. *ft^, ^«f G?"VTjT1W" I 
■Metallic,*. *I\g ttf*t3>, SfT^sfoH 
Metallurgy,*. 5fT^«tf?^t<T^ ftWJU 
Metamorphose, v. ^J^ *(", ^T- 

Metamorphosis,*. ^T<J»^*f1?fa*fk I 

Metaphor, s. ^^t€, §*f*fl, \£«^1 1 
Metaphorical, *.^»T3"faf, ?5*f I 
Metaphysical, a. ^^^ ftffJl ?FE- 

Metaphy'sics,*. ^^^*^WJ1, *n«*- 
Mete, 1\ -5TTf*f?1 3"«t?^ &, *rT*T I 
Metempsychosis, s. ®fa *J\^*r«|, 

Meteor, ». ^>1, 'STfaTTTfif^fTS I 
Meteorology, s. ^TWlt? frffJl I 
Methinks, v. c*T*T *$fj, ^C^T ^f?" I 
Method, s. SfaT?", *rt<Tl, ^Op^T I 
Methodical, *. *rs|tf?rf*r ; f^st^S I 
Methodically, ad. ffsj^KjC i 
Methodise, f . ^H^ ^W^f«J <^, *J- 

Metre,*, ^TC^J^ ^^8, «t?t?T, «fpfj 



MIG 162 

Metrical, a. WFttftV 1 ^, *T?i<3" | Migration 

Metr6polis > s.^T!T*t^,2tSft^ , ?f3" | 

Mettle, 5. ^ft^^r, cm, gjT^r^fi i 

Mettlesome, a. ^rt^fsfSF, c^itT^t I 
Mew, v. fcv5tC®T?T J<3" ^ ; 3^ ^ I 

Mew, *. m-^, 4m ; ^ I 

Mews, s. ^T\?5f\5l, U^f^l I 
Miasma, *. $ff£|3> JC^J?" 3"W I 
Microcosm, *. *j? J IfSfc ; "ST^J f 
Microscope, s. ^*[3^«i tt^ i [^cn l 
Mid, Midst, s.TTd, ^"T^r, ^T^^T- 
Midday,*. ^*TTO, ^f £f^T c^srti 
Middle,*. ?r*rj, -srT^r, ^^, c^ i 

Middling J a.TrT^T<fT/,^*f7*r,'5Wt^ I 
Midge, s. *r*fl, vft*t I 
Midheaven,.*. -^T^tC^f^ srsfreto ! 
Midland, a. CWC^t^" Wj*^¥ I 
Midnight, *. ^%TJ% R*tW t 
Midshipman, *. ^ liT^tCSi 3*1% 

*fc% <Slf& ttc^R I 
Midsummer,*. ^8^T<T«t ^S^j%«lt?- 

Midway, ad. W^ftsT, ^f^OT I 
Midwife, 5. sfT^T, *fT* I 
Midwifery, 5. ^T#t?" Jtftfr 31 ftWTl I 
Mien, 5. ^r, ?fr*f, C^fa, ^T3STT I 
Might, 5. ^T^ *ff¥, ^*ri 
Mightily,^. *5T^fa*ff|»«2^s I 
Mightiness, .?. ^T^ ; srl^T^TJ I 
Mighty, «. *f<TT^m, SfaST, f "5* I 
Migrate, u. c*f*r ^ftt^^ ?p 1 



MIL 

Milch, «. jf^^t, ^C?^,n?t%^t f 
Mild, a. WV, ^?fsr, C^T^TcT, f*3> 1 
Mildew,*. *T?n,f5T>1, ^T'SfSl^CS^ 

Mildly, «£ C<5fSFe^ ^tW, ^T£ ?ft*T I 
Mildness, *. c^T^H TO31 ; W?1 1 
Mile, *. ^<c^t*T I 
Milestone, 5. c:*pT"*ff^ < sT^ £f^?T l 
Militant, a. TF^t^t, ^C^i' £ff s I 
Militate, v. £ffl|pr 3 , f^^T ^ I 
Military, «. ^5 ?^#t<r, frff^ I 
Military, *. C?ml?[?rs, t?R7 I 
Militia, *. TO?*ff%3 t^7 1 
Milk, *. lp$, ^*r, *p&s, #t<T I 
Milk, v. ^CTfte* <P, ^^S1t?T«l < 
Milkmaid, *. C9ft?Tt^T^, C9ft*ft I 
Milkman, *. csfT*f, C-JfT?!^ t 
Milksop, *. #t«l^f, &\*$?FX 1 
Milktooth, 5. ^CW #T$, £^*r#5 ! 
Milky, a. ^9&f^n&v5 ; C^T^TST I 
Milky-way, s. i^t1%^l', ^T3»T*f- 

Mill,*. <5*T, ^f , *ff5l, W§" 1 
Mill, v. "£«[ ^ ; ^Tj fs^ <S I 
Mill-cog, *. ST<5T<T WT3 l 
Miller, s. ^I^I^^lT^I, C^^^l 
Millet, *. £tal ^Tt^T ; ^"^17 t^C*f^ I 
Milliner, s. ^TCW?: ^S Ft^T3l ^1 

Millinery, *. 3ftc*TTroF3" ^t?^W I 
Million, *. Jf«t ^^ ? t^^5 I 



mm 

Millstone, $. $VS\ fcc*t^T, W^ft- 
*ft3?T I 

Milt, s. *$xw,&nj: <fts? ; *i?ftei i 

Milter, s. J^] TTW, ^^TO I 
Mimic, a. ^ST^T^ft, s^oft ; ^TvF, 

TT^^1 | 
Mimic, v. CW1, ^TvSTift ^ I 
Mimicry, s. ^r»]^r«i, ^T^Tsft I 
Minaret, s. *rfac<r?r f*K1 I 
Mince,v. «*r?d * ^, ^sfi* * 9 ; %\zj * 

Mind, s. sr, fee, *f%, Trt%,^1 1 
Mind, v. TTCTft^rTsf 3P $ ^Hf^1^, 

Mindful, a. STWTraTsft, *rfa*Tfa l 
Mine, p. ^TftTt?", TTTf, TUft^ I 
Mine, 5. ^It^<r, •afsft ; ?£SW I 
Mine, v. ^T^ <R, ^sf *fsf ^ I 
Miner, s. «T5W!»t?ft, ^^W^t^t I 
Mineral, s. sn^ J 37, ^5rfa??fter t 
Mineralogist, s. sf|v| J37 f^^f^ I 
Mineralogy, 5. stf^ f^*T«t ftWTl I 
Mingle, v. fstfiste ^, 4^31 ?P I 
Miniature, ,?. "^Tf f&f3[\5 nffi l 
Minimum, s. ^Tr^sf ^Tsf 1 
Minion, s. fgJ?r«Tt^, <^*fT3J I 
Minister, 5. TTf^ ; *ft^t*TO*f<5 1 
Minister, v. <?Rl ?P ; *tt^t*TJ 35 I 
Ministerial, a,"5rf3f 31 srtSF^Fre#far I 
Ministration, s. sfflfFSOl ; £ff%f*T- 

Ministry ,*.C171, ^tf; <JC?Ttt^Cv5?r 

M 2 



163 MIS 

Minium, s. fa«*£zr, ^ttfSF, fepJT I 
Minor, «. 3>fs%, c^tl>, !HJ3?r I 
Minor,5.^T£ft^^<i^ ; fastV «W I 
Minority,*. 3"l"«TJt^1 ; •P^\-*f J1 1 
Minster, 5. £f Sifts* Sf^*fTwJl I 
Minstrel, s. 3"fWJ«>?"? ?Tt?r^ I 
Minstrelsy, 5. 31WJ ; 3lSf^*T^ « 
Mint, s. ^T^*tm ; «jffal 1 
Minuet, 5. ST37 ttc*t^T I 
Minute, a. ^srf% ^5, *sr|% 3j^j i 
Minute, s. ^\j1w\ sHTj^ TtfB 

Minute, v. ^ft^rl^t^T ; *T\WC*T 
Minutely, ad. *TtcT * ; *T^S?rc*f I 
Minuteness, s. *JW31, ^J31 • 
Minutiae,,?. ^1%^5I 31 i^Tf ^^<l I 
Minx,s. s?e*r 3Tfl^1,C^1>1 ^if^r^i 1 
Miracle, s^T^-sfj figs?l1,^I^&^fr I 
Miraculous, a. ^^5, ^t*^fr t 
Miraculously, #^. ^^3?jC*f I 
Mirage, s.^fipgl, ?rlr)-n><5l I 
Mire, s. *ny, gsvifsr, ^tWl, S^^Tl I 
Mirror, 5. Jf*fa, ^TTT*1, ^Hf « 
Mirth,*.7rj%^^1, ^T^^i^tC^tWi 
Mirthful, «. "^T^f^?^, Trf^^ ( 
Miry, a. *ff%rr, ^TWT#?1, ^TW\51 1 
Misanthrope, s. "ST^j ^«lT^T?f^ ' 
Misanthropy, s. "srT^C^ £ft^ ^«|1 1 
Misapply', v. ^2$fS^Z*i -sTTTjI ! '. 
Misapprehend, v. ^>1 ^^?1 <^r, 

Misbec6me,v.^t^T'»tt ^,^5jft^ ^1 



MIS 

Misbegotten, a. lit?"!?, fri^l I 
Misbehave,?;. ^WtsT?" ^, <£5t*T^ I 
Misbehaviour, s. ^5rf*f^T5T?T,^?J- 

Miscall, v. ^SSfTSTSZ^ srfa" C*f I 
Miscalculate, v. f^TW ^cT 3? I 
Miscarriage, s.st;j*TT3; f^cf^S^ I 
Miscarry, v. 9f^ffv5 ^ ; Rtp«T^ I 
Miscellaneous, «. Rft*f, £t^t«Tl 
Miscellany, s. ftfcvr ^\^^^ i 
Mischance, s. ^T$fJ, Tf3"^#, 

Mischief, s. W^T?",^*^?,^^! 
Mischiefinakeiy.ff<(:$, ^*W?^, 

.fSHFTC^fl" » 
Mischievous, a. CJt^t, f3\?T^l 
Misconception,*.^"^ TO*r,^t1% • 
Misconduct, s. ^?ft%, ^371151?" I 
Misconstruction, s. ^21^5 ^I«f I 
Misconstrue, v. ^CJ* wW ^ I 
Miscreant, 5. ff?TO1, W$^ 9 t^T> «? I 
Misdeed,*. ?£$?&, ^*T<3»t£t, cwt^" I 
Misdemean,v. TfJf 31 ^R^T?"^I 
Misdemeanor,*. ^TTtTST?",^^?!^ 

Miser, 5. ^*T«|, 37?<|&, ^R^tS?"! 
Miserable,^. FS^rt,^^^ ; *Ttfsf I 
Miserably, <w?.^S<fl"?frC*f ; Tr^?&C*f I 
Misery, s,^s«r*ifto5l, Tpf*f1, C3F*f I 
Misfortune*, *. fc*m, t^i* *T,*pf *T1 

Misgiving, s. TTC 5 ^, 'W^VtlT I 
Misgovern, v. ST 5 *? *fT*ffi ^ I 



164 MIS 

Misgovernment,*. sgjWftf 9533, 

Misguide, v. f *f?rT^*f 0r,f**R»r 
Mishap,*. ^i^l, ft"5nhJ,JpBT*fJ I 
Misinform, v.tfotJl^tW CW I [jt*t 
Mislay,v.^t? f$ Si C^p^,C?:ft^t^tTr 
Misle, v. ^t * f fij> S, £$1^ *^i 
Mislead, v."^^ *lt?1 Tti&vft I 
Mismanage,?;.^2t^*St5T<r 9,9C3Sr- 

Misnomer,s. %l*T9{t5f 31 ^^1 ^T^Tt 
Misplace, v. S5f£(<p5 ^TC^T <TT<t f 
Misquote, v. ^T^7 *j^C<5<T £t"STT«J 

Misrepresent, v. ^£[<^$ 3"«R1 9 I 
Misrepresentation, *. fstsiTI 3"«fal I 
Misrule, *. ^*tt*R, ^3f^, T^ I 
Miss, *. ^iTT^t; ^fr*Tf55l St I 
Miss, s. ^i%, ^*fs?r ; vjp, ^*T I 
Miss, v. *TC5FJ ^1 ctftfl ; ^1 ; *[- 

Misshape, v. fr^5W?T?re*f ^ • 
Missile, a. ^ftc^*fj, CSf^S" I 
Missing, a. ^T*[*ff%$, ^t?TT«l I 
Mission, s. CZftq ; CwW 9?fr I 
Missionary, *. *r^2f5T3"«!"N C£f1?5 

37f%M 
Missive, 0.c£t1?f$,C£ts4far,C^*r5r1 
Missive, *.C2ff?$*1"4 ; T[5,OT*T*I1 • 
Misspend^.^tt^ri CW,<5T*ranr 91. 
Mist, s. fMf^l, f ?T*t1,^rT?1 1 
Mistake, v. f^sjTl C%1% ^, *5W ^ I 
Mistake, 5. ^T, ^Tf%, ^T, ^5© I 



MOC 



Mistaken, a. ^[T^, "Spr^TST, ^Tfti 
Mistiness, *. f ^' J ft>^T?' ^5"fa I 
Mistress, *. G^t , *£ft«ft ; 3<ra*r 

Mistrust,*.^fttm, *K/*iT,?T\*r ? I 
Mistrust, v. ^srft^ffi ^, tw^f ^ l 
Mistrustful, a. ^Si^lft, *T^tf *T I 
Misty, a. CUTTt^, f lf<y#<PT^?r, 

Misunderstand,!?, ft**"^^,^' <5i 
Misunderstanding, 3". ^ir, RC<£t*T I 
Misuse, *. f S7?rel?r, ^^Jt^T?" I 
Mite,s.^(^23^,^5^T>; : f5TV c f 
M itigate^.^R <S,^*?*m ^;*TTf% ^ 
Mitigation, *. $*f*nr, ^7^ <P^"cj i 
Mitre, s. *P51 ^^T%TJC^?T *];f T> I 
Mittens, $. TOt^l fcc*% ^TT^tC^ 

Mittimus,s.^^[ ^«it^^rt^1 f^f*TI 
Mix, w. t^RSf^ <5, f**t1, f^9Tl I 
Mixture, *. f^*H, fsr^sf, fsrfasj^ I 
Mizen, *. StT^tC©?" *f*ST* 1^^ 
Moan, *;. rffal, ^T$<T1 1 [^T^«T I 
Moan, *. rft^tt^, ^T5?:Tf«l I 

Moat, *. *rfi«n, <t$, ®*njpf i 

Mob, s. SR31, *f$C$TT*T, f%f I 
Mobility, *. WJ31 J t^5^ c^T^- 

Mock, v. *rf?*:t*T *, ftw ^ « 

Mock, a. f ra*r, fsT^i"3l. ^T*fS* I 
Mockery, s. t^*T, *tt?^t^ ; ^ 

3 M 



165 MOL 

Mode, 5. ?5*f, %TT?T1, *H5, ?ftfa I 
Model, «. ^ffi^f, ^^^(^1 $ ^T5 I 
Model, v. 9t%, 1^T«i *P, "its ^ I 
Moderate,*?. *f UnrstST^t J *T*OT; 

Moderate, v. *re3"«t *F, ^T^T, ^tTT^Tll 
Moderately^^.-pfflr^^fC^^tc?: I 
Moderation, $. ^f^RS C^t?f, ^» 

Moderators. *%%!% ^^T^t^ l 

Modest, «. ^t\5l f^f*Hl>, ^KRf%- 

Modestly, <wZ.t^nr*pfo,«TS[?R:*r I 

Modesty, s. ^51, ft.*?r, SrsTSl l 



Modicum, s. TT<s,1%j%<5., ^SJ^I 
Modification,*. ^^^T^^?"*!! 
Modify, v. #*T?1;?5*fte?r ^; ^T^T1 I 
Modish, a. 55R315, *fWm, ^7- 

3JTTC?r I 
Modulate, v. ^J 3t*T, ^rCTO" ^ I 
Modulation,*.^^ ft*re,*Hf<&PJ 

Moiety, *. TOSii, ^^K*f/3tt*r1 I 
Moist, a. ftnpl, rftel, ^Tj, ft^ I 
Moisten, v. ^ITJ <P, f%Sf1, 1^5$1 I 
Moisture, *. ^TW%1, ?T*T, C^W • 
Molasses, *. £3, rftf , ^£*ffa I 
Mole, *. 1%rr ; *t*f ; irsi ■fcC'TO l 
Molehill, *. "^5T?T f^fws fi><ft I 
Molest, v. ^TT^ 5 ^, ^^^T^ ^ I 
Molestation,*. C^*r, ^^j ^^^fT5 1 
Mollify, v. 7{-*m ^, fel^j <5, *tT^ ^ I 



JftOT 

Molten, a. sfffffa, Tf^te[\$ I 
Moment, s. £?F31 ; W% f^tTR I 
Momentary, a. W^jift, 5$?f^ I 
Momentous, a. ^T^ft, ^^^?", ^t- 

Monarch, s. ^t©1, *TS[Tl>, Wt§ I 
Monarchical, a. ^T®^^^ I 
Monarchy, s. 4<pTt%*f$J, ?TtSfJ I 
Monastery, s. ^Wt^^CW?" *fa I 
Monastic, a. Tj^Jt^t ?T^€te I 
Monday, s. ClT^T^t?" I 
Money, 5. ^T<Pt, ^J1, Vf^r 1 
Money-changer, s. C«fW<r,*fWI 
Moneyed, 0. *pft, SR^ft, *ratT*J ! 
Monger, 5. fac^l, 373^T^ft I 
Mongoose, s. C<T®t, *<^, C^^rf I 
Mongrel, s. TTO^T, f¥SlT$te, <f^Tl 
Monition, s. ^*fCW*f,f*W 9 £traT*r I 
M6nitor,s.f*W<5,^tTr^,^*f3'^ I 
Monitory, a. ^*TCW*tt, c~W I 

Monk, s. Svrtisc'nnT^tsiirtsftJ 

Monkey, 5. ST*?"; Wi>, 3sf*f I 
Monkish, 0.*^jTf% fa^TO, C^rTsft I 
Monody, *'..t$*t*ft «f1^, ft*It*f *p* 

Monogamy, s. vil^fr t^<TT^ I 
Monopolist, s. ^C^fiNl *TG*\V§\\ 
Monopolize, v. <JW5fi>i(1 ^, ^T^ttS 

Monopoly, s. vH3?U5fi> <I1 "^TJ^^t^r I 
Monosyllable, s. 4?PW?ft ^ 1 
Monotonous, a. ?T5P9"<r ttf*ri& I 
Monotony,*. *rafa ^5&fiC«l,W5?r I 



166 MOR' 

Monsieur,*, tpt 5 ^^ ^ W? "ST^H^F 
Monsoon, s. WtJ^z^g I^JJ t^- 

^5W #c^ ^c^: I 
Monster, 5. ft^'faT?", ^rfa 5 ^ f 
Monstrous, a. f^l>, ^<^T?,^S ; 5 ; 



Month, s. srT*T, ^T3* 5 ^ *W I 
Monthly, a. ^tf^T^, £ft% 3TT*?t?r I 
Monument, 5. ^^"«i^W, ^tl%%^ » 
Monumental, 0. ^^^^ *re#t?T 1 
Mood, s. jrtfe, %rt<n ; fop?n *fcw3" 
^3^1, ^c*^ <sr*^i f 

M6ody,«.f^f%*cgsTtft,f^r,ffcfir I 
Moon, s. S^,STW, f^^CTT* I 
Moonbeam, s. $Z7%~$ 1%3"«j i 
Moonlight, Moonshine, *.CSFJte^1 I 
Moor, 5. Wvtt, CiTT^fw ; ^T**?Y I 
Moor, v. 5fW?T*T?r1 SiT^t® ^ ^ I 
Mooring, s. 5fsr?T ^JT^ Tfa « 
Moot, v. £f*T3f 55, §*TPI$ ^ l 
Mop, s. <gf^1, 3tf$, <?8W I 
Mope, v. ^WT*T ^, t^C^^F ^, ^5- 

$* ^ 1 

Mopish, «. 'g-lsr, %Tft*T ; f^Jt^[ I 
Moral, 0. ^1%^^; *T*rrif,*TtS£i 
Moral, 5. $T**f*fj, Wt*nr,^TOf*T I 
Moralist, s. ^t1%33, ^CW*f^ I 
Morality, s. ?ft1§*rT3 ; ^gT^j ^ I 
Moralize, v. ^tl% f*W CW, §*f- 

Morally, a<£. ^f%*2#*P,*lT*r3l?&C*r 



MOS 

Morals, s. ^i%,^tt^;5t?^;^t5t^: I 
Morass, s. f^STjCBrtcTjUeTljlfsWi \ 
Morbid, a. C^TTsTt, <fff\^5, ^^ I 
More, a, ^KJ% ^J%^, ^t^fts* I 
Moreover, ad. *p*£, ^Pf^W I 
Morion, *. f^gT^CffT*!?: i [^TcTl 
Morn, Morning, 5. £tT3S$TcT, *r- 
Morocco, 5. ^55T frCTO I 
Morose, a. f&fk, <E?5$*r, jU?t I 
Moroseness,*. ^?T3l,<r.f^3l,W^3l 
Morrow, s. *f3"Wf 3"*T, ^TsfTf^^J i 
Morsel, 5-. 4^m,^^,t>5T1,T|j% I 
Mortal, a. ^<T,^37; *TT\"*rTt%^ I 
Mortal, s. SToJ, ^3", ^T^J • 
Mortality, s. ^?CS*, ^1^ ^*ft- 

Mortally, #<?. 3Tt\TTti%^ ?TC*f 1 
Mortar, s. ^tSTR I^C^^ci^rft; 

Mortgage, v. ^f^jtSJfW ^ WCT? 1 
Mortgagee, s. TO^ <TT<f^?fl 1 
Mortgager, s. 3"^ WT$1 I [^31 I 
Mortification,s.$fc^ ; t3"<3T3F;$*f- 
Mortify, v. ^»ffij| ^, ft$r $ ^, a"- 

Mortise, 5. ^Tc? 3T*n^rt?T Sbf ' 
Mortuary, 5. ^^j^TCcT ^PSTftsf TfR 5 

*&*?: ^t_=T 1 [n^ fac*re 1 

Mosaic, *. ^T^Tft*r gf^T ^3 
Mosaical, a. *[*tt<rsftf *tT3*re^te I 
Mosque, s. TJWPf, W?;<?r1, SR"^t?I 
Mosquito, s. ■sr x t1, , sr ,s T^ 1 [*T^ncT? I 
Moss, *. fc*!*T*r, C^TOI, C*U31 1 
M 4 



167 MOTX 

Mossy, «.t*r^t^^?,t*f^t^t^t^"^ i 
Most, a. ^^fTC^T ?P1 ^f*f^ 1 
Most, s. ^ifV^TVf , ^5T3J$v51 1 
Mostly, ad. W*T<5I\C*r, gfTst I 
Mote, s. ^1, ^ft^l, f^, ^fej 1 

Moth,*. c^:t^ *mw> ^t*jc\&c*tr<si i 

Mother, 5. m, srtel, £f*£ ua^ 1 
Mother in-law, s. *ft$ft ; ttuTSI I 
Motherless, #. ^"T^CteC, ^^"f^ i 
Motherly, a. TTt^^T^ ; *TT?rt*i I 
Mother-of-pearl, 5. WG*T[ ^WS5 

Mothery, a. *r?T *fv5l, ^T31 *fv51, 
Motion, s. sfSR,*^; 2W*; C^W I 
Motive, s. *&■$% C^vff, Wft% 

Motley, a. ^T^T^I, 3fa1 <T^t I 
Motto, s. "^r^W 3"T*PJ *1 CSlt^ l 
Mould, s. ■&•§] ; f 1%<p1 ; WJ5 I 
Mould, v. ^FC5 T?r«T, Sti^ ^ J 
Moulder, v. $f ^3"*, "^, $?$1 ^ I 
Mouldiness, s. ^T5T*fv5l, WV\ I 
Moulding, s. c*TT«TC^ C^it^S 3>T- 

ffr*rf|r 55^ i 

Mouldy, a. ^*st«Ts»T a r55l,*T?W?1 1 

Moult, v. *tt»k «ttt^ct^ ^:, *rt- 

Mound, s. ^Ttl% ? C«tf^1, ITK f 
Mount, 5. *T^5, *ft^tf , l%t? I 
Mount, a. ^TC^T^«l ^ ; ^^ <P I 
Mountain, *. vf^, *ft^T?, ^«" * 
Mountaineer, *. *f^irt?r c«TT^ 1 
Mountainous, «.*fT^"^t?,*f^5^ I 






MUD 168 

Mountebank, * ^Tffs?1 fo*J I 
Mourn,». ftsrt*f ^,C*TT^ *,C*TW <g I 
Mourner, *. ft*rt*ft,C*fte ^J® I 
Mournful, a. frsi*Pft?r, C^W*^ l 
Mournfully, «<?. Jt«iT*f^pN » 
Mourning,*. C*tt* I C^T^S* <T3 I 
Mouse, 5. CT\tft1, ^f%^ 9 t^<T i 
M6user,*.*[f^ ^TT^S^^t^r^n 

Mouth, «. ^r,^, ^w^: ; Tt?r ' 

Mouth, v. ffa*l!T *P, ^^ * ^» ^~ 

Mouthful, s. tfffi, ^*r*T, 4^ 9TT5T i 
Mouthpiece, *? S[*T **|g S[4T *tT3 ; 

Move,??. *T2r, ^j ^fCTHRJ ^; 

Moveable, a. sf3R*ft5T, 5t^l? I 
Moveables, s/5rafa?T*r*,f®f^*I*f 3 1 
Movement, s. *rt%, sf? - ^,- 5CT* I 
Mover, 5. 5t*R StT^SW^WI I 
Moving, a. <£*TTSR^ ; "ST^C^W^ I 
Mow, v. *\t\1 <5Tl> , ^«t C^f I 
Mower, *. ^t^f^T^I TTTcfl" » 
Much, «. ^c^,1^W> ^ft, TO! I 
Much, «#. ^Kt%,^t^*f*r, ?ff1%*f<r i 
Mucilage, *. 5T>5T>Tl *^, ^1^1 I 
Mucilaginous, a. SWtjIjST^TSTOl I 
Muck, *. C^ft#t1^ TiT<r, WiC3Pf| 
Muckworm, 5. CffT^S Ht^5 4tl> ; <p- 

Mucous, a. ^rfol ftf*^ i 
Mucus, .?_ «pi*,f«raf3:,BT>yi>3l ^*T l 
Mud, *. *fW,*1t3S, W*r, *N1 I 



MUM 

Muddle, ?;. art*I1 3» ; ^^fw 35, 

Muddy, a. ^TWTTO^W} "^^5 
Muff, *. ^C^<r*t*t1$ ^tf^tW^I 
Muffin, *. ■$% ftc*KT l 
Muffle, v. ^TTf 05 ^, ^TT^TfR * l 
Muffler, «. sr^TPStfRt, C^T^I I 
Mug, *. *fT**fT3, c*RrT*n • 
Muggy, «. Ifc7¥l, OTT51, iWfa I 

Mulatto, *: t^;?rT*fter?r ^<rc*r 

Mulberry, s. v£5 f ^ <T1 ^ I 
Mulct, v. ^rofrs *P, ©<ffatoi ^ » 
Mule, *. *T5?r, ^t^?" I 
Muleteer, s. <H5?C ^TTsT^ 31 ?"^^ » 
Mulish, a. -ars^T**; ^*1*T7, di^l I 
Muller, *. C*TT?1, C^f^^, ^*R1 1 
Multifarious, «. ^rT*Tft*T, *^fi>n 
Multiform, a. ^W<5 ?5*f frf*t$ I 
Muciparous, a.^^TCcT 3"^2J*J31 I 
Multiple, *. <W$T*, S«iT*?r, *^> 

Multiplicand,*.^^, ^<T«ft?T^ I 
Multiplication,*. ^W *J?T«i ; f f% I 
Multiplicity, *. ^t^^J, ^^^ I 
Mnltiplier, *. ^«i^, ^^ ^^ I 
Multiply, «?. ^TS? ^«j ^ ; ^ifsf^^j 
Multitude, *. ^^, ®SP51, f»^ I 
Multitudinous, «. ^^, ^^^"^f I 

Mum, wrf.f% <r ^:«,i5*f ^j,^t?:^ ^^ 

Mumble, y. 'RvgjR^l, ^^^> ^^ 5 
Miimmery,*. ^3l,^3*tf^*jC#£*& 



MUS 169 

Mummy, s. Tjpff^Tpn ?rf*F5*t* I 
Mumpish, a. ^CCgsTsfl", f5$fo\?Jl 1 
Mumps, 8. ttc^ C^T5f ; *f*TC^"K I 
Munch, v. «ff5T <jf|r?1 F#«l <5 I 
Mundane, «. u$f* tt^W, $fs.*&, 

Municipal, 0. tRffifter 3>t*fj sp^T- 

Municipality, *. ^ff^ffar ^t*fj *T- 

Munificence, s.'fft^pfl^RSl, ^Wf^fj I 
Munificent,a.^T^j,TTT5T*fW3fT^r 
Muniment, s. sf $, wtf, ffvg^fH? ; 

Munition, 5. "*rc^<T J37 ; 5f\5 I 
Mural, «. £fTT5t?T7T Wt?, £ttlft?ra I 
Murder, s. Sfp^S •%%, ^<r^^7l I 
Murder, v. Sato *£&& **r ^ I 
Murderer, 5. ^31, ^sra^f, *IT3<F I 
Murderous, a. ^, ^WeTT^t I 
Murky, a. ^^<5T?nr?r, c^rt^ | 
Murmur, v. "5T5T *5T*T *P, ^JvF ^ I 
Murmur, s. *R ^TT^t, 3"\53^T1^ I 
Murrain,*. *f!SOf?r WT?"^ GJtSf l 
Muscle,*.^ 8 ^*^, ^IT[; «tT^ ' 
Muscular, a. irT\*TC*T*rt ?re^t<r . 

Muse,*. ?Oto 5 *PT*Jtf*T&Tsft CW^t 1 
Muse, v. VTJto ^, fwi ^, ^fa" I 
Museum, *.^5|^^^jT9rT^f5^'*fTe ? i1 
Mushroom,*. ^Ts1 ; <:^r^,^f "S^T ; 

Music,s.*tWJ,^*r1,*T®i1 ; W ^W71 1 



MUT 

Musical, a. ^arr^j ; *TWT W#ta I 
Musician,. ?.^tWJ^?T,^1tirt^,^St I 
Musk, *. SfSRTfe, Sjsraw, &3f\ I 

Musket, s. <r*^s, ^rrc?nrT3 I 

Musketeer, *. ^^^ssTT'ffl" t*R7 I 
Muskrat, *. *re^fa*, f |^<ft, 

TfFl, f&^1 1 
Muslin, *. Mmsm ^^JT1^ ^3 I 
Musquito, *. Tr*f^, "5T*n | 
Mussel,*. ftr^P,*rw,«f^F5Sl I 

Must, v. ^fev5% ^;, <^t?c^ ^ 1 
Must, *. i>Ti^si *rfihn, ^5^r *rw i 

Mustachios,*. c^T^p, CTTT5 I 
Mustard, *. ^T^ ?^fl, *rcf*f | 
Muster, v. ^^ 3>, *T\*rj1 *p I 
Muster,*. *T\?f3", sf«Rl ; srspli 
Musterroll, *. t^RJCff?' ^T^T t%- 

Miistiness, s. ^T^T*t^1 ^T3" I 
Musty, a. StptI, ^TSW51, fijp* » 
Mutability, *. sTT^T^'sftirel 1 
Mutable, a. *f f?^^ir, ^rf^57 I 
Mutation, *. «ff^"^^T, ^wfa I 
Mute, a. yp>, csifcfr, *W*» T^ff 1 
Mute, *. Wi, fftt*1, fWTO I 
Mutilate, v. ^^"C^Pr 3*, ra<p3 <5 I 
Mutilation, *- *ZW C^TR", #11^ 
Mutineer, 5. ^*f ^jfe, cjtCt • 
Mutinous, «. sf5jcsftf%?1, ^»RtWI 
Mutiny, v. ^JI^T^J ^, W*f ^ I 
Mutiny,*.9f?dC9fT5!,T^, ^IITC^t^ I 
Mutter, v. 3W£*P, W^^ I 
Mutton, *, C^C^"?" ^1\^ ! 



NAP 

Mutual, a. ^RJT=IJ, *r$?P\j I 
Mutually, ad. ^f^TPfCTT, ^C? I 
Muzzle, s. sr«r ; ^r^sft, u^ \ 
Muzzle, a. ^rc^ ^T^l ^<f <j^ ^ i 
My, p. ^t^TT?, Wt? I 
My'riad, s. -Pf*f *t^tt, ^tf$ i 
My'rmidon, 5. ^^7 t*W, TfJjJ 1 
Myrrh, s. tf^JT, wT*r I 
Myrtle. 5. ft eft 1% csrfHf I 
Myself, ^?. ^nf^ 1 ^rf*ff^, ^<I\ I 
Mysterious, 0, f^Sfj?, FC^?T, 3"3T 1 
Mysteriously, a^. fasti? ^C^f 1 
Mysteriousness,s. f^$iT?5l,CSrT<!r3l 1 
My'stery, s, $?S ft^"?r, f^STJ 3^ I 
Mystic, «. ^*Pf3>, 6"^,^,- C^T?" I 
Mythological, a. tff3T ft¥?r ^^"#t¥ 
Mythology, s. C7f?r ft^<r<p ftw7l I 

N. 

Nab, r. ^fct* Wl" ^, ^Tf??1 *T 1 
Nadir, s. ^SCe^T ^OT^Tsf I 
Nag, s. ^5 C5TT\?1, ^ I 
Naiad, s. *F-f**f3 Sr3TCTf€t I 
Nail, 5. mt • c*f C^, CW I 
Nail, v. C*fC<r*P 31 c*re ITT J I 
Naked, 0. ^5^, ^ffa ; Q^w l 
Nakedness, s. $vT3f$1, fTff^l 1 
Name, s. ^fsr, *T\5s1, *m^; TT*TS 
Name, v. ^T^T CW ; $C5f«T ^ I 
Nameless, #. ^Tl^fa, "oRf^ I 
Namely, ad. ftcT^JS, ^Rsfte 1 
Namesake, s. 4^T^, *RT^ 1 



170 NAT 

Nap, a. forer, l?5r, §^T*r^ ^1 
Nape, *. fTteWc^ sfTf ^, t^ 1 
Naphtha, s. c*TF7l foe? I 
Napkin, s. ^|S «y%3l?r ^T^PS I 
Narcotic, «. WTT'SR^, TTTff <P I 
Nard, s. ®^ftrt\*ft, ^<Jfj% £f. 

ccT*f ftc~r^ 1 

Narrate, v. ft^q <?$-, j^t^ <p^ I 
Narration, Narrative, s. *<sfl, ft- 

Narrator, s. tt^^^l, 3T«i% I 
Narrow, a. ^"t^TOiH*^ I 
Narrowly,a^.g^i^c*f; TOl<J^ I 
Narrow-minded, a. "3nfSRT8,3»*Tq | 
Nasal, a. ^pTf%<S ; <TSTl I 
Nascent, a. *3R*rt5T, ^f^SI 
Nastily, «^. ^f%$ *1 ^^c^f I 
Nastiness, s. ^5^, *rtl*raj ; c^T- 

**ii>7 I 
Nasty, a. srfpfa, ^^ ^ptfj « 
Natal, a. W% ^vtSf TW^eTta I 
Nation, 5. HTl%, tff*rt?T CrfT^T^ 1 
National, a.cw*ft?T,®T^?r; ^TT^rt^T«( 
Nationality, s. TO?*ftiT3a, ^CW*t- 

Native, a. ^rT"»Tft3s, CTf*f8F, ^TtW^ 
Native, s. tf*tm, cW«fY?r *jf%? I 
Nativity, 5. S^T, ^*ff%, §W3" I 
Natural,^. ^mT^t^^f^f^ 5 ^fT- 
Natui-al, s. M^Uf* «Tt5f«T I lT& ' 
Naturalist, s. t^T«f f%PfJlCT?f1 l 
Naturalize, v. "sgf i r%^»^r ^ 5 l^rcwfl- 



NEB 

Naturally, act Wt*58, ^tlW I 
Nature,s. Sif^ ; ^0 Wl ; ^W*, 

Naught,«.^,^^*nT,^rf%f^ 1 
Naughtily * ad. y^TWN 
Naughtiness, «, ?T^51, ^Wt5t<T I 
Naughty,«. fc&% ^s^Tt?!",^,^, 
Nausea, s. ^J^T^", $Tf Sfl^T I [^^1 
Nauseate, v. ^JW'T^" <^, ^^fs ^ I 
Nauseous, #. ^«llV, ^C^TTS^ I 
Nautical, a. mft<$ tt^tJI *T Wt^T I 
Kaval,0. ^5 UT^Tlf IWt?; ^T*J I 
Nave, s. f*f^t<T WWtf ;frs^Tl% i 
Navel, *. 5TTf%, ^Tt ; wj, srfar I 
Navigable, «. Ift^tSf^f^CT^T^I I 
Navigate, v. .WteT«ffT?r1 tfSRT- 

Navigation, $. 3TteT®5t»rR ttWJl I 
Navigator, *, ^Ttt^ *j*nft I 
Navy, s. *%% ©T^t^T^ I 
Nay, a& ^1, ^C^ ; ^fe I 
Neap tide, s. ST^tT^,^ C^rT?!^ 
Near, pr. f*T<ST> , *l1%*rR, *reft*f I 
Near, a. t^<5^, ^1%ft^ ; f *f«l i 
Near, Nearly, ad. £ft¥ j 1^<f>Gi> I 
Neamess,*.t^T> J,lTfTO3<J»f«l3l I 
Neat, *. C*f1, C9fR*n£ • 
Neat, «.«tft*ft^,^*tJ,*l1?^T<r I 
Neatherd, *. ctfMTST, TTWeTI 
Neatly,^.^t?^t§^C^,^<TWC*f 
Neatness, s. *nf?*fTT?J, ^*TJ51 • 
Nebula, s. ^ f^THfol J «rt*T5l, 



171 NEG 

Necessaries, s. ^rt^tj^ Tf^TJ | 
Necessarily, ad. ^3"*0, *[$?rt\ • 
Necessary, 0.<5rfa*tt^,£fC?lTli^fa « 
Necessary, 5. ^T^TfR, *ft%<R1 
Necessitate, v. ^rT3"-*OT *P; 3"*T *P I 
Necessitous, #. wIl^Wfaj^'CR I 
Necessity, *. ^T?r*rj^^1;-Pf®J^i I 
Neck, 5. tfcfl, "5iT\5, "SiT^I, *ffa1 I - 
Necklace, s. srf5fl, ^FSTtcTl, Cft I 
Necrology, s. SpSTjf^CTf^ ft*?T«| I 
Necromancer, s. ^§n$j%<I1, $f«R I 
Necromancy, s. C&\$G^ 1^fj1, ©t- 

Tjfaft ITS I 
Nectar, *.^v5,;£S0,*r^s*t,*ft^ri 
Nectarine, tf.^^vg^j ; Tpfjp:,f5N& I 
Need, 5. Tfttfrpl ; ^gf^pr, ^^"fa I 
Need, «?. ^R*TJ^ ^,T5t^,^^t^ ^ I 
Needful, a. ^5rfa*rj3>, £tdrt«Rt?T "I 
Needle, 5. *jt, i$5, ^5t, ^Tt1 I 
Needlework, s. ipst ^^",^1 ^^5T I 
Needless, a. ^sN, Wfa*tJ3? 1 I 
Needs, a^. ^*TJ, t^3t^, ^9f«j1 1 
Needy, «. 1^*fr, Wf?J, f^ I 
Nefarious, «. ^t% f\l, ^«.f?T3, *§[- 

Negation, s. ^^&V$, ^*f^3" I 
Negative, s. ^Tt^T?" *jW *Hf I I 
Negatively, «dL ^.Tt^T^ *pf"3? I . 
Neglect, v. <%p ^, ^C*f^3Fl <5 I 

Neglect, s. ^, ^c<t^1, ^r?rTw?r I 

Negligence, & ^C5^^1, ^fOTT- 
Negligent, a. ^<{%\^, ^C^Tr 



NEU 172 

Negotiable, a. <U**rT?raT*f J, W- 

Negotiate, v. ^j%? srj ^c^t^f^- 

Negotiation, *. ^ ftWTl tt^?^ 

Negro, s. mfwzft, ^T^aft I 
Negus, 5. ttwj sf*t ftft crr*<r <pi 

Neigh, 5. qr*1, ^Ct?: *JT? ^ | 
Neigh, v. qr*1 3», ^Tt^f^ <S | 
Neighbour,"!, gfl^^t, *fSJft I 
Neighbourhood, s. *rf%*fT^,^I^*T, 
Neighbouring, a. f^<r^f ijVffvFl 
Neighbourly, ^.t^43<,^«f^|^*ft5f 
Neither, c. t^t>8 =T1 33t*J *1 I 
Neophyte, 5. "s^ -sr^T^TST^ft 37f%J 
Nephew, «. ^ tf *$^, ^Tf?rc*?r I 
Nepotism, s. ^tf *pfl1^?r £f1% C^ 
Nereid, 5. &f**fa ;§?*Ttfrft I 
Nerve, s. f*t^1, ^f^f ; *sr, *rf%s | 
Nerveless, a. #t«j, ^^sftf^m i 

Nervous, a. f*r<rtir?r ; ?r<r*T ; fSfcfwn 

Nest, *. *f*Ft?T *T*T1, ?ft\F, ^5rT? I 
Nestle, e>. «f#t?T *Jl^r ^c^5 sTte ; 

Nestling, s. C9fff%fr -^1 i 
Net, *. ®|c^, TjsJw, ^^gf» *t£?r1 1 
Nether, a. <5TM|% ^S-fg, sfts^ I 
Nethermost,a.Tr^c5T?T 3^5^#t%TS « 
Nettle, *. frl[1>fa* &5& frcwpsr l 
Nettle, v. ^Je* f>, f^^ 3>, C^*T1 
Neuter, s. 3Ffaf%?f,- ^WF*fT$ I 



NIM 

Neutral, a. %T*f*F*ft5t I 
Neutrality, s. ^T*f^*fTt% a? I 
Never, «e?. ^^ 5TC5" ! [$3" I 

Nevertheless, a^. SotTS, v5*ITf*T, 
New, a. ir^*, ^rrsjfSfa . ^?f Hffcs 
Newly, ad. ttf^t, ?f^r$, *[$•* | 
Newness,*. ^ 3^*^51 ,SJ<IJ31 I 
News, *. Tpsrtif, TTTrT&T^-, t^3?T*R I 
Newspaper, s. ^ftf*?^ I 
Next, a. ^37^$ *f?T, 5ft9fT^ I 
Next, aJ. «rc<T, vg*rac?r ; £?<g^ l 
Nib, a. ^f^Ttf ; *f^t?T S$£; <5*T- 

c*r<r C5TT5 I 
Nibble, v. w*tr* -J fihn ■tf'l ; CWT- 

Nice, a. ^, 3j^I ; $^, ^ffi I 
Nicely, «<£ ^^f?PC«f , ^s*T3>C*T I 
Nicety, s. ^^^51, ^TOI, 3^31 I 
Niche, *. c<PT*r§?1, ^t^ I 
Nick, *, ?[OTsf, *p"ST? 5 ^T® I 
Nick, v. 4l^i ?PTf ;?[C*rTCsr ^tt^ | 
Nickname, s. f^5f;ft? 7TT"sr I 
Niece, s. ^Tvg^pSt, ^Tf*R> i 
Niggard, s. ^^ ^jf%?, ^T^t^1 I 
Niggardly, a. 3m^%, ^*T«l l 
Nigh, a^. f^^ct, ^Tl'CfT ; 2fT?T I 
Night, s. <nf4, t^*t1, TT^f^t I 
Nightingale, s. Sft?^ «t^ t^"- 

Nightly, a d. ^TC^ ^, £f^?TtC3ri 
Nightmare, 5. ^sr^^T^* CfTt^ t^"- 

c^r^, <g%% vgz%<$ i 

Nimble, tt. g»$, *f^, ^^^l 



NOM 173 

Nimbly, ad. &V$C*f 9 *ft^?5C*f, 
Nine, s. TO", *?T I [W$T?5C*r I 
Ninefold, a. ^ 3"«t, TO £«i I 
Nineteen, a. ^*ft\*t1%, feft*t I 
Nineteenth, a. fe3rfa\"f^5*r I 
Ninetieth, a. ^3*t, TO^3*r I 
Ninety, a. TO^", ^^ TOf% I 
Ninny, s. ^J *1 I^C^T** 3TJJ%* I 
Ninth, a. to*T, ^j\£F | [^7^ 9 1 
Nip, v. <V%$\ 9 ^TS$1 jlWi> <5t^; 
Nip, s. f^[#, <st*TS ; fr^TT; fct^l I 
Nippers, «. f&Tr£l,<:^T^1,*lT$T*ft I 
Nipple, s. ^OT^T tt[T^1,l|gtf,5£5T*t 
Nit, s. t^^t, St^t^, §f OT?r f^&WT 
Nitre, 5. cTC«| ftc*t*, CTT?T1 1 
No, ad. ^1, ;rc^, »tf§: I 
Nobility, s. *rft*r1 ; f crtTO*r§: 1 
Noble, a. *reT$ *T®T$ ; ^rftsiT^F ! 
Nobleman, 5. <£crfa, 3reT*\*r«f I 
Nobly, «<?. sreT^TJ^pfa, £f3ft*f I 
Nobody, s.C<Ffa G3>"3; ^^,C^^ TO I 
Nocturnal, 0. ^TtfOTT^fa l 

Nod, v. srw resri *i srr? ; fare i 

Nod, a.—srTsM mqpr, *TO 3>S^1 
Noddle, s. "ST^^, *rT*M I 
Node, s. <$f% ; 7ft% ^ c*f I 
Nodule, s. ^J £t«t *1 CF*fl,*rfi> I 
Noise, s. «fT*i, *ffi, *P®re,TfH*T?r 1 
Noise, v. £f^T*f ^;2f5T<T ^.<TC ^ I 
Noisome, a. ^*T^T<ft, f$\?T^ 1 
Noisy, a. *Prat<ft, CtbtfTOI, SfS- 

Nomenclature,s.?(t'5T^?'<j;'*t^C^K 1 



NOR 

Nominal, a. *lT\f5335 j ^T£fTO f 
Nominally, ad. ^TSRTC^TTOS I 
Nominate, v. ^tC^Csg t^C?t©^T ^, 

Nomination, 5. ftcstfiR, •it'ST ; £f- 
Nominative, 5. <5«^T?"^ *nf I 
Nominee, s. c^fa ^C^5T fTOsJ 37 j% 
Nonage, *. ^£[t^ TO^Sl, 3t*JJ 

Nonce, s. ^rf%£tt?T, *Tfa*T, £ft?T- 

«R ; 3TSHT i 
Nonconformist, $. ^tf*T^5 ^*fT*Rl 

3>TC3 "5J3TST3 37J% I 
Nondescript, a. ^f«f$, 3"«frT$t$ I 
None, a. c&$ ^TC^T, 1%^ ^C^ I 
Nonentity,*.^5r*re1,^5i<re,^Rrft$1 1 
Nonesuch, s.^i^i ^jf^,^*^ I 
Non-existence, s.^5[*nG<r; ^*rns$1 I 
Nonplus, 5. ^gf^S, ^£ft%» I 
Nonplus, v. ^igfaFS *P,^£f1%^^ I 
Nonsense, s. ^Jisfo Tf^J,^[^5l I 
Nonsensical, a. ^R*fo, ^1*1^3 1 
Nonsuit, v. ^tt%*f ^tft37 ^ I 
Noodle, s. *T^,Wjftc^T*r,C*fa1 1 
Nook, 5. C3>T«i, S^T*, ^pT^ 1 
Noon, s. *r*Jt^ *TTO, ^ £fe3" I 
Noonday, Noontide, s. TT'<Jt^, ^ 

Noose, s. Tgffi, ^r^rt^, f^nn i 
Nor, c. ^1, t^T^ ^1, $rs;te ^1 I 

Normal, a. CTTlfl, t^?T^^tft ; 
North, 5. ^^T, $8?: ft^, SW^.8 



NOT 

Northeast, s. %*TR «st«l, *J# 

Northern, «. ^s^" t^^^;, ^tffat I 
Northward, ad. ^q7[ ffr"C3? I 
Northwest, s. H"^C3>T«i,^Q ?" *ff*S*r 
Nose, s.*lfwl,srT*Tl,*fa? I [c^T«i i 
Nosegay, *,T5W;«^f£*5,G5t5J1 
Nose-ring, s. W, ^tfwT^?"*! I 
Nostril, s. ^W?"l|, ^Tf^T^I fCJ • 
Nostrum, s. ^S$fa% ^*f, ^IH- 

Not, «^. ^1, *re,-^f$, ^?r 1 Omi 
Notable, «. £fj%^ ^^<r,<Jt^7T- 
Ndtably, ad. gJPT^^fC'st I 

Notary, 5. fcTf*fit*t, ^tWMC^J 

Notation, s. l|f%?1 JW'X, ^T^ ! 
Notch, s. ^T^ 3 f%J ; WT$ I 
Notch, v. «5ra 3*TT> , #T5 *fvfl I 
Note, 5. f&^, ^T5"S!fT?r«l ; ^TJtt% ; 

Note, v. ^sffa ^ ; t|1%?i ?*K i 

Noted, a. gJpfSi, •sfJl^JT^ I 
Nothing, 5. ^Rl%fsp* ; f%^ ^1 I 
Notice, s. ^retft* ; *reTW,f^53T*T^ 
Notice, v. "'ST^C^t^^ ^, Tf® 3», 

Notification, j.^T^tW G?^,f^5rN^l 
Notify, v. ^r$ <js,*i*Tif CW I [ffcfcl I 
Notion, s. ^JUt^, *Tr%, TVWf?", 
Notoriety, s. 2ff*[^5l, tt^JTf% I 
Notorious, a. gff^ ; £Wf*f$ I 
Notwithstanding, c. WTf^T^sTTS I 



174 NUM 

Nought, S.t^g«|,^[f%f^;3T^*UI 

Noun, s. wpjf, 7T\^1,^|IT ^TS3> *T?r 
Nourish, v. gff^^fT^ *P, *£§> ^ I 
Nourisher, s. Sjt^T* 1 ?^, Cffa^ t 
Nourishing, a. *$S?^ 9 C*fT^ I 
Nourishment, s. ^5TT^T?rTl^, *ff3> I 
Novel, a. f ^^T^^WT^lfe l 
Novel, *>1%^T^,^W*ri,S*rT«rTft 
Novelist, s. ^^T<fJT^ C5T«ra ;«[3^ 

Novelty, s. *3T51 ; ?£5% JST I 
November, s. ^Sq^T^fto ^C^T^" 

Novice, s. ^^Tj, •J'3^' "ttt I 
Novitiate, 5. ^a^rajSr; f*TO 

Now, ad. ^vpW, *p*t1%, <iK^ I 
Now-a-days, ad. f^T^fl", ^^1 I 
Nowhere, ad, csPHtS ^^ l 
Nowise, #c£. C^t^ "5TC3 ^C^ I 
Noxious, a. *TCTrfa';ft\*ras,^r*raT?rt' 
Nucleus, s. ^^r*?t*r TfC373" Ttlf 1 
Nudity, s. ^^1, S*T3F51 I [^ I 
Nugatory, «. f^SpsT, f^TpeT, «57«if, 
Nuisance, 5-. c^*f®R3S 3"% t^f, 

Null, a. |^1,f^rj1,f^3SprT/3i^^ I 
Nullify, v t ^5R7$J"1 «*, ffolTl ^ 1 
Nullity, 5. 37*fol, ^T»t^r, f^S*tf%n 
Numb, «. *Pfs*R ^1%5,^I3*r,5r3 I 
Number, s. ^\«*I71 ; ^l^tlW" ^W I .. 
Number, v. sfei, ^\<Tl ^ I 
Numberless, a. ^PT\-*I7, ^^'IJ I 



NYM 



175 



Numbness, s. <srW3l, «f\53l, *Pf- 

Numerable, a. SfcRl?, *TV:«*rj?r I 
Numeral, a. w^ 31 sf«i^Tl W^T I 
Numeral, s. ^r^, 7f\<Tj1 I 
Numeration, 5. *r\<Tj1, $f«|^1 1 
Numerator, 5. $qz$ ^w, *t<r^TW I 
Numerical, a. ^"^r t^"3"*T<5 1 
Numerous, a. ^C»T^, ^STlN^rj^s I 
Numismatics, s. ^5JW ft^f^ I 
Numskull, s. ^ ©$, ftc3rT*r I 
Nun, s. ^WT^t^t, v5«ff%^t l 
Nuncupative, a. ^f*tf*tv5,£r5Wte, 

Nunnery, s. ^Tftsffal WftBJC *ft I 
Nuptial, a. ftfte ^^tH fatffcG 
Nuptials, s. fa]?;, *ftf«l?fX«l I 
Nurse, s. 5*mt, CjVftj *ffff5t?T?P I 
Nurse, i?.f*n3»fT*T* ^,^^ft^ ^1j 

Nursery, s. ?T«TO *Tfwfa1 ^ftwR 

Nursling, s. f*!% Tf*T^, ^^sfS I 
Nurture, s. ^T^t?" ; C*fte>i; f*t^1 
Nurture, v. *p, *fT»T ; f*TO CW I 
Nut, s. ^fe C*it*TT*r^ C3>T^ ^pcf I 
Nut- crackers, s. Wift, *HT5l I 
Nutmeg, s. 3SfT?*P3f, StT^fapwi I 
Nutriment, 5. ^rt^T^", ^FJTjraj I 
Nutrition, 5. c*fra«l,^tet?" CR&7{ I 
Nutritious, a. 5j"*Mj, ^*fZW® I 
Nutshell, 8. C^R ^C^T?" ^ sra I 
Nymph, 5. ^*OT<ft ; ^f#t 3ft I 



OBJ 



0. 



0, int. «c^, C^, >SC9f1, C^1 I 
Oaf, s. t^C^ttf, *[?, C^T^1 I 
Oak, «. |^ |^ t^C*T^ I 
Oaken, a. ^W |C^£ <PT^t^f5&3 I 
Oakum, s. ®Y< 3"^<?3 ^TT^TfrS 

(RN1 <5T*TT*tTt% "SIT, 1^3^ I 
Oar, 5. c*fat?T T?Tvf, Tf8, *fi>?M I 

Ms, 5. "sr^^f^" "sr^j^: ^^"sti^st 

Oath, s. *TW, fifaj, ft^l, J^J I 
Oatmeal, s. ^ ^"fa^ *TC3TJ^ S«f I 
Oats, s. *f?TJ ttcn^T, ^tt I 
'bduracy, s. ^m^JWg *stfifaj, 

'bdnrate, a. <$$>% ^Jf? ttf*f^, 
Obedience, *. 3*rte:53l, ^*fav5l 1 
Obedient, a. ^SH^S", 3"*tj I 
Obediently, ad. ^t^st^t^t ^TT1 

^*lt^5 ?5C*T I 
Obeisance, «?. ^f%3twsr, £f«lT*T I 
'belisk, s. SteJ^H^SJSfc* ^S f 

Obey, v. *rfa, 3R, ^T^l *ft*R^» 
Obfuscate, v. ^^A ^,c"5Tt?:^; t«ft 
0bit,5.^C^JT^ f^?1,T^Tf%T I [CW I 
Obituary, s. ^5 SlV&m'$ *I\<31 

'bject, s. fa^^vtV^feSUft • 
Object, v. ^5iT*rf5 ^, ^^t^T'?" <5 « 
Objection, ^.^rt*fi%,^T%r1,^t^T?r I 
Objectionable, a.^T%rtWT5fJ,^T®T, 
Objective case, s. ^^ ^W I [^5? » 



OBS 



176 



OBY 



Objector, s. ^T*ff*$lSl, fc*TW^ I 
Ob juration, s.*Wtf*T?"1 *% ^J^ I 
Objurgation, s. ^OTtf, <»<6r1 I 
Oblation, s. foc^WJ, $^*f, *f*f I 
Oblectation, s. ^Ttsrfrf, *IC^T* I 
Obligation,*, f^sr ; ^ 3^ ; 

Obligatory, a. ^njC?Tf*rj, W*J, 

Oblige, v. ft*fo ^ ; ^"T^J ^ ; 3*f- 
Obliging, «. ^f<&T?ft, ^*ft*T I 
Obligingly, tf^. ^LfHS *1^^ ' 
Oblique, a. Z&, Cfol, CT^1, T>T*(I 
Obliquely,^. <T^ ^TW; ^PFl^T^ 

Obliquity, s. *^31 ; ft*f9T tfSR ; 
Obliterate, v. art®", *^J ^> f*l?1 I 
Obliteration, s.CHt^C^T^tt^T^ 
Oblivion, s. fc^, ^, C^TT«T I 
Oblivious, a. ft*HT?^, ^t^T** ' 
'blong, a. &% <5[C*f *?1 ft< #t- 

'bloquy, 5. f <^l1, £Tf^, f^*ft1 I 
Obnoxious, a. W'i C^rTTf J j Wti 
0bscene,a.*l*?f^?,^T5J,^?it*r ' 
Obscenity, s. pW, ^SRtfrJ ^«T1 5 

Obscure, a. c*lT<r, ^^,^#1%^ 
Obscure, «f. ^^T?" ^, 'SW^ ^ j 

Obscurely,a&C*rT?r?re*r, S^tWl 
Obscurity, s, ^WtlT, ^Tf^RJ^C'^ 
O'bsequies^^jf^f^ni L*^ 1 



Obsequious, a. *f3*«iTsr$, ^§*TT?T<f> I 
Obsequiousness, s, $*fT*Rl, **ft- 

Observable, a.^OTT* C*rt*tT, "f*f J ; 
Observance, s. *rsrfa, ^tW?r ; 

Observant, a. *ttS*rt«J, C*fa*T, *T- 

Observation, s. TT3<TJ Wl ; W*fa, 
Observatory, s. tf^^Tgtt^ W*f- 
*T^ ^ I O » 

Obs£rve,t>.TOttC*Tt*f <p,3^ ; *TT5R 
Observer,*. ^TC^tWtsft ; Jf*fe; *tt- 

'bsolete,a. wfcte, ^H^t^fj I 
O'bstacle, s. £jr§*^, *7l*rt$ l 
'bstinacy, s. v43>OTTf§r, $1*> ' 
O'bstinate, a. ^^?r1, CZ$1 ' 
Obstreperous, a. ^c?^^T#t 5 1^^tft l 
Obstruct, v. £f r$*^ ^, srjttrra ^ ' 
Obstruction, s. ^T^C^t^? ^ I 
Obstructive, «. £tf%*#*P, ^T*f^ I 
Obtain,^. *f1, fiTW, Stt« * I 
Obtainable, a. £fT*f7, *T®7 ' 
Obtrude,?). <5RmtOT *T^* ^ ^* 1 

Obtrusion, 5. ^[R fr*1 £tW*f 

Obtrusive, a. ^^"ftcf 2J"^T^^ ^1 
Obtuse, a. ^fhsF, C^T^l ; ^J ' 
Obtuseness, s. fal^^-*$&'%Jr% I 
0bverse,5.^t<T C* ^ "%ft «TTC^l 
O'bviate, v. 2fi%<5T?T ^, ^1 I 



ODD 177 

O'bvious, a. £f$j^, w&, £fat*f ' 
O'bviously, ad SfSJ'SFI&C^f I 
Occasion,*. ?[C^T$f;2fC<rt¥*,^t3"«il 
Occasion, v. ^Wl, ^TlM, 35^1 I 
Occasional, a. t*?!^, ^Wtfs*, 

Occasionally,^. ^rTfs^, 3>**R * I 
O'ceident, s. *tf*£*r, 3"^«i fir^ i 
Occidental, v. *ff^*r fit ^ l 
Occult, a.£%rfJ,^ift1if3, ^*7§* I 
O'ccupancy, s. ^fsf^T^r ^"^ I 
O'ccupant, s. C«T?TtR^T?"^T?^ I 
Occupation,*. ^srfV^T^" ; ^7<^1<T I 
0^upier,*.^f^T^T^;Tf*T3>T<ft 
O'ccupy, v. wfw.T"^" ^; 2f3"^ ^ I 
Occur, v. -sri>,^ff%3 s"; ^C^T *>f\5 I 
Occurrence, *. ^t^1,^^r;tw^'it^:ir' 
O'ceanjS.'sr^t^T'Jr?",^^,^^^!?" I 
Ochre,*. ^T3s?PlT S[fs<f.1 W1 C^f- 

O'ctagon, *. ^►ril>C<5T«i'faT^" I 
Octangular, #. ^"^C^T^g 7 l 
Octave, s. 3lWJ t^?^ ^#^T W$ I 
Octavo, 5,^1^ vS^I ^T*fl? ^^ ^TU 

October, s. ^C<rT*ftS ^^C?T 

Octuple, 0. ^ S«|, ^ S«l t 
O'cular, a. ST^T, 5^?T c*f t5?T I 
'enlist, 5. S^f C?TtCSf^" f5f%^*r<5 I 

Odu>.ttran? ^wrT^^i'Pwj 1 

O'ddity, *. ^^T^lT^I,^^?^^ 
O'ddly, «& frc*ttCv5 j ^*TflC*f I 
N 



OFF 

O'ddness, *. f^t^T?T, ^331 ; 

Odds,*, ^*rsrto3l,'<5T3Ft5?rf$ I 
Ode, *. 5ft?, srPT, C?"^1, <5Jt^1 I 
O'dious, a. ^«ji^, cwj, ^f*re | 
O'duim, s. <;* *, ^«n, ^r<jt1% i 
Odoriferous, clorous, «. irsff% I 
Odour, *. sfW, ^T«l, ^T*T; S[$f3F » 
Of, ^r. ^<^t f^^TS JfTOTsfc J^- 

Off.tf^. TJ?T f Tj^,^tc«; v5*TC2T ^1 
O'ffal, 5. §f^-%> Tj37, jfclh | 
Offence, s. CWf^;, ^^ftf ; C^t*T I 
Offend, v. J^j^ ^ ; ^*T«T*f^ I 
Offender, *. ^f^Tsfl, CWtTt I 
Offensive, a. ^r^t$^<T ; ^T^T^ 

Offensively, ad. ^rf^^^fesf, ^1%- 
ffer, p. ^B^^-sf <s, t^c? 5T^ ; £f- 

O'ffer, s. g^:*; £f^Tf^ ^cnji 
O'ffering, s. frRCTO* ^^T5f, <rf% | 
O'ffice, *. *f Jf, <pTO ; ^*Tt<?n ; 

O'fficer, *. ^^r^T^-^, c*RT*rf% | 
Official, a. ^W ?I\^T^ ^^Tf?T 

Officiate, v.^^-jj vi^fe^^ ^ | 
Officious, «. ^5RJ%<pT3: Fd5$ 9 ^« 

Officiousness, *. ^^f^^t^" $w\ ; 

O'ffing, 5. ^^C^5 ftw ^S:\ 



ONC 178 

Off scouring,*. Tfpj'srTsSifof^S ^ 

'ffset, *. |cw?: ^^3: *1 f^fs ' 

O'ff spring, *. ^*ff3T,*rafa*PSt%l 
Oft, Often, ad. <rt<r*t?r, t** * l 
Ogle, v. <gt?5F ^, ^^0 ^ I 
Oh, int. *§|8, ^8, ^8, ^58 1 
Oil, *. t3*T, G5^ I [^Ti^t | 

'ilman, *. aP3!,ft5^T; ^tSt^" *T*- 
Oil-mill, Oil-press, s. TTTf^,t^5j^ra i 
0%, a. C^rH, f^J55«l, f^H 
Ointment, s. eftcT^f, ^r^T^ I 
Old, a. *t?TT5*, £Tt5t^, f ^ ' 
Olfactory, «. 3pC«lf^<l ^^€t¥ » 
Oligarchy, 5". ^^C^TtC^ ?TtW- 

Olive, *- ®c 5 T' 5 ?ft:?' f W *1 $*TF5T \ 
Olive-branch, *. TfP?^^ f^3? I 
0'melet,s. VS*$ 1*fsT3 ^T®1 f*P>1 1 
O'men, *. ^»t€t ^^fS» *i W«| l 
Ominous, a. ^W^S^, ^^-^ 

Omission, *. <2[W, ^rsr, ^T, F^ I 
Omit, v. ^Tfw1 ^Tl, ^fi> ^j^ ^ ' 
Omnipotence, *. ^tffaTsrsfj I 
Omnipotent, a. Tp#*ri%^r « 
Omnipresence, *. ^?]Tf^f^ t 
Omnipresent, a. 3T^"*JT*ft I 
Omniscience, s. *T^^51, ^WTO- 

Omniscient, a. *T^"^, ^r^T^t I 
On, pr.^*f?", ^*fC?T, f^Cl? ,*rTC3T I 

On, «i. ^itcvf, ^rcg, ^cir i 

Once, ad. J& 31?T, <3#1 J 1^ I 



OPI 

One, #. uQ3> 5 oq^?5 ? ^^ I 
One, *. <<\<$ 371%, 4^wfl ; «*tej I 
One and a half, a. C^ I 
One by one, ad. ^C^ <ilt^ I 
O'neness, *. ^J, JI3R51, ^•nsl • 
O'nerous, tf. ^T?"^^, ^«T<ft, S?^ • 
.O'nion, *. C*f?T®t, *t*rt'Q 
Only, «<?. c^^c?, "srt^, 3J*JJ 
Onset, *. ^T^ 5 ^, ^\5T^f% f 
O'nward, ad. ^Ctf, ^TC?T1 ^TtCSf I 
O'nyx, s. t^Tf *fj *rfa -I ■ 

Oose, v. ^aj^wj, C5t? i 

Opacity, *. ^TWT?T, ^^^31 I 
O'pal, *. C9TTW3 *rf«i I 
Opaque, a. ^5]^"*?, T^C^I"^ I 
Open, v. Gutter, ft^r^ ^ l 
0'pen,a. (Mterl, SWf*t5, $Wt?T I 
O'penhanded, «. sj^^"^, WT31 I 
Openhearted, a. ?T3"c?, ^T^*n> \ 
O'pening, *. fkj, "^ ; ^1?^ I 
Openly,^. Sf^JOT, ^CSftnw I 
O'penness, s. Jf^rsrai, ^T*n> J I 
O'pera, s. SfT^ 3lW7 tt f*T"§> ^1 I 
Operate, v.<$?X ^«*m>1; ^*fT*R<5 
Operation,s.^3r,<J^; ^^ f^t%^- 

O'perative, a. n?ffxws{ % CSW^IT I 
Operator, s. ^T^fl, ^^ ^1%^- 

Oplithalmia,*. C^^C^^^^C^T^ I 
Ophthalmic, a. 5^2?re^ta • 
Opiate,*. f^Tp®*^ ^^5f | [£lift i 
Opiniative, a. C^H^^^I i ^^* 



ORA 17 

Opinion, $. ^"*f, *ri%, c*Tt*T, *T5 I 
Opinionative, a. i4^$!?rl, ris^l I 

Opium, s. ^nfVsr, *5ff^c*p«i i 

Opponent, s. R^f^ J /*ns,2ff%3"rwtt 
Opportune, a. ^f^S ^Tcffa, ^T^T- 

f?3H 
Opportunity, a. ^X^TTsf, ^r*T*r«T I 
Oppose, p.^jt^ ^, SfTi^^J 3> I 
Opposite, a. *j*r*r ; fc*T?ft3, £{- 

Opposition, «. 1^*T^51, t<3"*f?ft$j, 
Oppress, v. WtfT?T 3>^5T5JIM<£ <S • 
Oppression,*. ^T37t5T<r, C^HTJ « 
Oppressive,**. Z^r^^jTftj^ft^ I 
Oppressor, s. <5T37T5T<ft, ^Kjft i 
Opprobrious,^. ^WTt^^r, t^f^r^l 
Opprobrium, s. ^S[««rjTl%, f^**f1 I 
Oppugn, v. ^jT^T"5 <p, *T*T1 CW I 
O'ptical, a. "^0^^#t¥,^1$®^^ I 
Optician, s. ^W t^WJt^ I 
Optics, s. "^0 f^T^T ; 15^8 I 
Option, s.^5^1, ^rf®£fnr,fa ; »Wl 
Optional, a. ^T*TJ, ^^[Scfta, t^3>* 

Opulence, a. 3T**f1%, SRgfTlS^fj l 
Opulent, a. *Rt, *RtT>7, *R*M; I 
Or, c. ^9fa1, 1^1, <T1, 1% I 
Oracle, *. ^<T37st, £f3JtCTf*r; ft- 

^33 ^C^ ^713 ^jfs 1 I 
Oracular, a. frt3"<rt«it frf*^ I 
O'ral, a. ^C«T 3?f%3, £T^<K I 
Orang-outang, 5. ^STT^ I 
'range, s. <$^*i%^\, ^T^t^t I 
N 2 



9 org 

Oration, *.^W3 *fa»J$*T^J2fa^l 
O'rator, 5. *rs^1, ^T^f^, *T$fti 
O'ratory, a. *Tf ^51, 3T3W»?1 ; ^« 

Orb,*.sf 9f«|*TOT ; Tr^CSfTSTW?" r 

0'rbit,«.^9rc«i?r *ft?«^«j^f^,^^p 

O'rchard, *p«T<[C^3" ^WJt^T I 
Orchestra, si 3^^<Tfa1 9 9ft 5 ^T- 

Ordain, v. "R^T "^ 35, f^?&*T «i ^ I 
Ordeal^.^ftfgf^t^fT^I *f^to?1 1 
0'rder,a.^T5£^TT ; ^TSal;^ l?*Tli?f 1 
O'rder, v. ^(T^1 ^, ^tCW*r ^ I 
Orderly, a^.^5irT9r^,t^<r^T«J5TtC^:J 
Ordinal, a.^>Hip<p, ^T^^P^N I 
Ordinance, s.^^^1, ftf*T,R*rta • 
O'rdinarily,^. Ttt5rT^J3Sj *I5?rTB>- 

O'rdinary, s. %r^T^?T^ f%5t<£35 ; 

rdinary, a.^Tf*fv5,5t*lra,*TT3rT3D"t 
Ordination, 5. S^sftff t^^F ^<£«l ; 

O'rdnance.s. ^t^T^r, CT5T^fT^ I 
O'rdure, s.STs?, ftfcl,*^fa, *£ I 
Ore, a. ^rfa<ft?T ^^Tft^U *fT\§[ I 
Organ, s. ^f^? ; ~TT£\f?^ ^«T ; 

Organic, Organical, a. ^ft"»tl^<£ 

^lt¥ ; m^tt?^ <*^ frf*^ I 
Organist,*. ^5f«| ^T^ ^l^ftf^ I 
Organization, a. 9f^*T, tj@ ^«i, 



OSP 180 

O'rganize, v. f^Wfa ^, WfftR 

O'rgies, s. ^^5T*£#^ f^ $*?T- 

3it? ; t^fts^ i [>rn?r ^ffis i 

O'rient^.spff? ; CSS^IT; *prj<T 
Oriental, a.*£g*f<F, *£#CW*Thn 
O'rifice, s. fw^, <T^, Sf^ s *[< l 
Origin, s.^t?"^, ^T"fit; ?pT, ^^ I 
Original, s. s5Tt**f, 2W, «T*T I 
Original, a. ^U#, £fsr*T, ^T^ I 
Originality, 5. *f5T33, ^ttW - ^ I 
Originally,^. gfsfCST, ^tt?W I 
Originate, v. ^]7RS 3?, ^MW ^ I 
Orion, 5. ^?T*tW, Wf^F 8 ! fiN^S ?"t- 

Orison, s. gftsfcn, ^<r, ^1% 
Ornament, s. ^Icfwt"?", ^T"^? 6 ! I 
O'rnament, v. ^f^5 3»,C*ttf%3 ^ I 
Ornamental, a. £*TT^»^, ^pW?~ ' 
Ornithology, s. *f #t ft^sT* t%W3l i 
Ornithologist, s. %& f^WJT«T^C I 
O'rphan, s. f^iTT^^T, WW I 
rpiment, s. ^f?^T^ f3C*re I 
0'rrery,s.tf;crtftT OT^ *r*f *T?Nl 
O'rthodox, * ^Tfn$ WT^rnft, 

O'rthodoxy, s. ffwtf^J&^i^, 

Orthography, s. ^«f frf f*f ^3 t?T I 
Ortolan, s. *j»]| ^#Y ftc*^ I 
Orts, s. ^f^^' W37, ^T>1, ici>1 1 
Oscillation, *. ^ic^T^^r, tfttSR 1 
O'sprey, s. ^pTc? *t#t ! 



OUT 

Ossification, s. sn^ffit ^f% 3>3^ f 
O'ssify, v. *TF\*ttf^ ^f% ^ 1 
Ostensible, a. Tf*f7, sr«r C^rsttf « 
Ostensibly/ ad. ^1S, £f"5J^ I 
Ostentation,*. ^IT^?" ,^1^31^1 I 
Ostentatious, a. ^#«|£f$T*fa?, ^Tt- 

Osteology, s. ^[f%f^WJl I 
O'stler, s. C^f^?T?"t-«rt^m ^t 
O'strich, 5. 3§ <^t i [<5"5F^ I 
O'ther, ^. 9f7[, ^J*f<r, ^T^7, f»?T I 
O'therwise, «<£. WJ 2f$tC?r,^vg*1, 

O'tter, 5. sf^T^T, 5?*r*rte5FT?r I 
O'ttoman, s, ^w g?Tr% ; ^E5T*R 

Ought, *>.^u*rj«s ^, 3f53 ^ I 
Ounce, s.^raf "£T>T^ nf?^! 6 ! ; 3R- 

Our, Ours, p. Wt^TTCW^, ^T^wt? J 
Ourselves, p. Wf*F?rl, 'STT^Rnrl I 
Oust, y. ?rft^5 ^, ^T^W^ ^ I 

Oat, t»£. ijjr, ^Tft?", ; 5^3" 1 
Out of, pr. ?> ^C3 ; *Tf§C^ I [vSfas I 
Outbid, v. WJft«W1 ^r<<5 ^5TJ 
Outbrave,*;. TfCWTf¥*T<£l *f?TT- 

Outbreak, s. ^f5*5f^^ ; CRPt^^ I 
Outcast, s. irft^^^ ^jf^,^fW^i 
Odtcry.s.l^^tWjC^T^^^ ; ft*rT*r l 
Outdo, «;.^^^ ^,C«t% ^, UTT ^1 
dter, a.3fes^,*T^J,*l%<T?: I 



OUT 181 

Outermost, a. ^C**?" *Tf$C<T I 
0utfit,*.®5i*ft^?rTf^Jtt^i [spsrl ^ 
Outgo,?;. ^Rj^tre ^tc*r *n ; gjr- 
Outgrow, a. ^1%*nr ^f% ^ I 
Outhouse, s. ^TC^"^" *ftss <£^#t 

Outlandish, «. f^CfpTlir, C^^l 
Outlast, v. ^[j%^ 3ft*r ^i<f|- ^ 1 
Outlaw, s. 7TTlf?[lF«l 3TOT; C5t?T 

Outlawry, s. 7Tt®?r^1 3"f§$f%3>i 
Outlay,*. 3J*T, •*IT^ ^sfl^F^f I 
Outlet, s. f^*f srOT<T *T$t, *f^% I 
Outline, s. ftZ^J *pfr'T3F, ^^*t1 ; 

*Tr*2c*r«rj i [?f5<n sll<5 i 

Outlive,*;. ^r5uttWFt?r^rf*r3» ^tst 
Outmost, a. WtC^^I T£J^ I 
Outnumber, v. *I\<JTCv5 ^R7TC*f- 

Outpour, v. OTTC33" ^OTH T?t5T I 
Outpost, s. tJTWJir f*flt^^C15 

Outrage, s. CwVlU7, ^SltSt?" I 
Odtrage,v.CJft?TP5l7 «*, ^1%^^ 3P l 
Outrageous, a. ^F37t5T?fY; ^5]^ I 
Outreach, 5. Sfsrc^ ^"i%^5ir ^ ; 

Outride,??. ^ttC^"t^C«l ^T^rjC^ fpf. 
Outright, tf^. ^t" ^C*l; ^P^V^C^f I 
Outrun, 0. ^"3 STO^ ^5R7C^ *f- 

Outset, s, ^it?"^ ; ^J^ ^H? I 
Outside, 5. §*fc?T3" ^%, ^fkt^J 
N 3 



OVE 

Outskirts, s". §*R*f <r, *fKt**nr J 
Outstretch, v. t^Ct«T^, tt^T?" <5 I 
Outstrip, & SftTOT *®7{K<$ *WK 

Outvie, v. ^5RJtC*W1 C3J& ^ I 
Outward, a. <&T^J, *lfer ; C^TfR^I 
Outwardly, «<?. c^WW ; TjrTO I 
Outwards, «d. 3RlVc<P, TTfe?" I 
Outweigh, v. *ff^rsnc«| £?F$<r 5" « 

Outwit, v. ejsT^wr^i *r?ra* ^ • 
Outworks, s. ftc^ ^re^n^r I 

Oval, a. ^aTf t§, <TTTfT^TT^T?r I 
O'vary, s. f^C^tS", f%^t«ft?T, $W- 

O'ven, s. ^*r,?F^ ^fTC^^ 33R 1 
O'ver, pr. 3*??", ^*fC<T ; *fttlT I 
Over, arf. ^Cf, ^*fC3" ; ^f*T^; 4^ 

Overact, ?j.^t%^"TW 3», ^f^^T^ ^1 
Overawe, v. W^R 3? J ^C¥ ^t3 3» I 
Overbalance, ?;. ^5if*f3» ^T$t ^ ' 
Overbear, v. W^T^ ^, t^ 1 ^ ^^TH I 
Overbearing, a. gfsfc'rw, ^ftf^^ I 
Overboard, ad. -&\5XW§ ~%\T\T.~§ I 
Overboil, «;. ^1^1?^ PT^ <5 I 
Overbold, a. ^IT^r ^t^^t,£t9f^l 
Overcast, a. C^rat^^; ^^"81,1^1^1 
Overcharge, v. ^lf%T^ *J?"; ^fr^- 

O'vercloud, v. C^"5It^^-^, C^T^I- 
Overcome, v. ®<T ^, ^f^T»^ ^ I 
Overdo, v. ^l§f?T3F3S, ^t%*t? ^ 



OTE 

Overdrive, v. ^f*f^ c<XM 5teTl I 
Overfeed, v. ^5I3J^ CsTSt^" ^ I 
Overflow, v. ^H^T^ ^. ^«9t?r l 
Overflowing, 5. ^if^^x, iS'St^R | 
Overgorge, v. n5H<5% ^t??1 «*rTW I 
Overgrown^.TtS^CTrw-n^^t^Kl 
Overhaul, v. ^fthll ^ftc^^il sjPtf- 

Overhead, ««?. "sj^C^t^t?", ^Cf I 
Overhear, t\ ^C^f ^3"«1 ^, <jfTT>1 CWI 
Overheat, v. ^fi§f$& ^ 35 | 
Overjoy,^. 2fW^ 35, W^Tt^rt^ ^ 
Overlay, v. ^»l^"WiI1 TTT?"; "srfl^^l 
Overleap, v. 1%f§ni1 TTl, 3<^IT ^1 
Overlead, «?. ^f%f?RF ^T^" (& I 
Overlook, v. ^rc^tT^ <$; ^G3f3- 

Overmatch,?;, ^ttj ^C3 ^c^fa ^ 
Overmuch, a. ^"f%t?RF, ^fV^I 
Overnight, s.' 5 ^ ^T^s \ 
Overpay, ??.£[<p *jpTJ?" ^f\f3> Of 1 
'verplus, s. ^*Tf|, $1"8, unfile? I 
Overpower, v. Pfsrsr <j, gfacr -^ 1 
Overrate, v. ^|%o"5l?nj f^3f*i«i^l 
Overreach,^. £f3T3"*il ^, 5T^t>~ I 
Overrule, v. Tf^R 3>; ^SRjsTI & I 
Overran, v. c#^T^ 35;37TT*1?rl *i) } 

Oversee, v. ^WfTtfT^ 3> l 
Overseer, 5. ^Q3t3"*n3~^,*f1?ST*f^l 
Overset, v. ^f^?l1 <:^*t, ^"#1 1 
Overshadow, v. ^T 5 ^]^ ^, 1?T^ I 



182 PAC 

Overshoot, v. c?^j j%fsral ttT"^" I 



Versightj-s.^Tr^W^^TW^cj I 
Oversleep, v. ^ r%t?^F f^JI ^T1 1 
Overspread, a.^jt^^T^tcf^t^^l 
O'vert, a. 37s*, gWf*^, 2f3J^ 1 
Overtake, v. <^j%<l1 ^enTsfTW *f, 1 
Overthr6w,v.\5c^1;;§t<l <i;^f^^ «> I 
Overthrow, s. ^f^^ - , *f"^TS??; t^- 

Overtop, v. "37^5 "3"; ^*.<pf? ^ I 
O'verture, s. £t*T3F, gf^WH 
Overturn, v. ^fc^?I1 C*p^, ^g^>1 I 
Overweening, a. ^T^TSfTsft, W*?F I 
Overwhelm, v. Stm CW, ^# ^ I 
Overwise, #. ^t^nf^srl^t I [W3> I 
Oviparous, a. ^SR^, ^C W^t- 
Owe, v. ai^t 3;, ^T"^ ^, ^tf<^5 ^ I 
Owl, s. C^IW, C^51, ^*p I 
Own, ^?. -=fl-<r, Wt?, fat®?' I 
Own, v. ^t^r^ «>; ^"ifs"^ SFTSTII 
Owner, 5. ^T*ft, ^fV^Tft, «*s1 « 
O'wnership, s. ^^^fk^^^,^- 

Ox, s. pi. Oxen, **rfait, Pft%1 I 
Oxygen, 5. ?Tt^ ftc*f^" I • 
Oyster, 5. «.^£1 1 

P. 

Pabulum, s. ^TT^"T?T, ^?r«iC^fT^«l I 
Pace, s. <i)<f> ^tr; ^T^lt ^T^ *ft?- 

Pace, v. SftC?" ^ 5T^iT ^, tt^ I 
Pacific, a. *TO, ni^^T?ft, ^^ I 



PAI 183 

Pacification, s. *rtf% *5?T«1, CST^t 
Pacificator, s. W7T, ft*lW^3S | 
Pacify,*. *rt^ <F, fctSl *5$,*[f%7r *5 I 
Pack, *. SfT^^t; StOT?" CTTtvSl; W*T l 
Pack, v. 3"^T*i?t 55, r/srtT* f TVT I 
Package, *. «Jf%i*f1, ^if T>, C^tTT? I 
Packet, *.«jflr«5f1;»f3r^T^:^l?T^TSfl 
Packhorse, 5. ^yt?reT^"<5 ^r£ I 
Packthread, s. STTsI? TO*T*f ifsfir i 
Pad, s. -spftfTsfr sgjt ; <5lt *p&<T 

Paddle, v. sfihrt <at5\ ^C*T e<T*r i 
Paddle, s. ^#*r1^J^,c^<^mi 
Paddock, s. c^TcTtWW j C«*Nr11%, 

Paddy, 5. SfT^T, ^T^T I 
Padlock, s. M5T5T1, ^*T I 
Peeian, *. U3*fff^, 5i?r*[5*5 *Tt* I 
Pagan, 5. C^^®)^, ^Hp^fftHT^i 
Paganism, 5. OR^^CW?" *T$, 

Page, *. «}fc, *fT3; C^T^ri St<P?: t 
Pageant, *.Wft^t^;*ri>1,llT*Sfj*R5 1 
Pageantry, *."^1^c*fT^1,^T^©^r^ I 
Pagoda, s. CW^ftnlT ; ^1 ftc^ I 
Pail, s. <pT^*TO ttc*T^, itfTOst I 
Pain, s. C*5R1, Wfl 5 *f3 5 ^f?f I 
Pain, v. T£$«*r C*F, *U*T1 *$, T> Tl>1 I 
Painful, a. *ft\5T^, Pf2<T WT<I*5 I 
Painfully, «cZ. Tfg^ *£W>, «5CTI> I 
Pains, s. asftr, ^ifftefST, *T^, C53>1i 
Paint, *. <T\, 3T<, ^$R I 
Paint, *>. fR5;^c^; ^«fa1 <5 | 
N 4 



PAL 

Painter,*. f&3re?T, *fl|?r1, T^t? - ! 
Painting, s. foaf^WJl j f53F ; ^ft l 
Pair, s. csffitf, 3ft *£??*, TfTft I 
Pair, v. *rsf*T ^t^TQ^T *S,fc*T5: ^1 
Palace, s.^T®i^ft,?"Tli^,£tmT^i 
Palanquin, 5-. *fteT.#l", CST?T^1 ' 
Palatable, a. Jj^iJf, sjfTT, ^^T?"l 
Palate, 5. SjT^ ^t«J; ^TtW, v5T<T 1 
Palatine, a. ^T*T3J, ^lei?TJ1 $55-- 
Ute ; If <J3TT«| OTT^ *TW TT^lu I 
Plaver, 5. fsrsffl <T*ST*1^; "$<T^1% 1 
Pale, a. irf^R, *fT3fT*lt?ri, f^^1 1 
Pale, s. 5f<rTf"?Tl, G<T31 ; ^1 I 
Paleness, s. ^TTe^J, *fTWT*T 3"«fi 
Palette, s. f5^^.7[7[ JZWlt *fT^ I 
Palfrey, e. 5ft CvK&J ^KJtt*^ 

Palisade, s.c<r5 1 ,«>rt)5r^1, 9j7Tt1^?r1 I 
Palish, a.^9, ^ft^T^I I 
Pall,*. *m^TTR ; <rtin 31 *rtft*f j- 

Pall,y. ft^Tf ^,^mf?f*T5 ^W? - - 
TRT1 ^R?Pf§ 33?; T£<8*T ^,#t«l 55 ; 

Pallet, s. ^jsjf «r^rj1, <&<wj *f^rj1 1 
Palliate, v. CTfW^TWar ?T1 cl^l *5 I 
Piilliation, 5. CWT"^ c^TT <5?"«J I 
Palliative, a. CWK cn^^T?:^ I 
Pallid, a. *tt3FHt?1, ^1%^, tt<T«Tl 
Palm, *. ^Tc^TW |W ; lf?r ; ^ftv5?T 
Palm, ». t^1, £T5TSP^1 <5 I [ST^I I 
Palmer, 5. *J«iJ C^C^?" ^TTTl" I 
Palmistiy,s.^T«JTW^ RWJ1 ; ?t«l^^1 1 



PAN 184 

Palmy, a. SMSR<5 ; mft t ^<t ; 

*ftfe I 
Pilpable^.T^^f^-^^^j^^j^, 
Palpably, ad. 2f 3J^t *f , t^ <sc*f , 
Palpitate, ^.<fr*f, $J \ <p, *r^ <g | 
Palpitation, ^^^Tft, <§?*f;fh 
Palsy, 5. *f5FmTS, ^% c? rT<>t I 
Palter, v. fcssl, ^*r <p ; ^r*f 3-3? ^ | 
Paltiy.a.fj, sffow^^sfftr I. 
Pamper, v. c^ *$p * ; ^t%f?^ 

cstsr ^<rl i 

Pamphlet, s. iff^l ^spf *}-§<$ \ 
Pamphleteer, s. ^^ ^^t CcT^ I 
Pan,s.^f-T^",*TT<P *rt^;^<P ^3Tl | 
Panacea, 5. w c^T^f JTt^f^ £^*r i 
Pancake, s. v5T^?t?l c^^1 fn^, 

Pandemonium,*.^ Tf»1 Tfa,*^- 
Pander, 5. C^TT^I, CTTt W<$, CWtt\ I 
Pane, 5. STf?T c^T 6 )? ^^^1 1 
Panegyric, 5. ^c*n*«fai, ^<r,?if% 1 
Panegyrist, *. vt$, ^T^<p, **$t l 
Panel, *. 3>mri>3: C<T«T 5 ^^CW?T 

Pang, *. ^5Tt%*m ^T5fsi1, ^rT^Tl | 
Panic, *. ^fc|* 31 ^T^TC 6 ! ^»<r I 
Pannier, *. *f$ «Jcfr *W «rTv?1, 

Panoply, *. WTC5T3" ^TC®T?Tl I 
Panorama, s. cf*! f^ f^C^t^ I 
Pant, v. ^mi, csjtol, 3WS^ sf^ 

^ ; ^rit^f ^ l 
Pantaloon, s. *fTSJT*n, ^mtj ; 



PAE 



7{Q$ 



Pantheon, 5. Or^sfc^ ^fa-g 1 
Panther, *. f5v5l *t*T I 
Pantile, s. ^r<r ^T^T^ G«*rT*r1 I 
Pantomime, s. ^^"§1 ; ?f\ 1 
Pantry, s. <TTCWJ^" ^T^!^ I 
Pap,*. ^^T5f;^t^C^?" C^T^^sf I 
Papa, s. C^C^Tf^C^ f*f$1, ?rT«Tl I 
Papacy, *«Cf T*ft?T ST^NK^" *fW I 
Papal, a. 3^ «fff *J^t?r I 
Paper, s. <$V>m ; *ra, *lf^1 I 
Papermaker, .?. ^T?rfs??l1 I 
Papist, s. C^T^f^T *r?fr sreT^^t I 
Paiv *. vspj3l, ?mmi, 7R31 I 
Parable, s. "f^T^ ^fl^g-WI, $*f- 

Parabolical, «. Tj^>T^ 3^j%3 t 
Parachute, s. ^s t^t*^ I 
Paraclete, *. ^T'^T^gI, WJ^ I 
Parade,*. ^TrTqrre, ja^R, £fTsf- 

Parade, p. t^TC^R ^,S£W5T 3> I 
Paradigm, 5. ^fT^i, ^T^ I 
Paradise, 5. ^9^ *[-*r^T3", l^fk I 
Paradox,s.^^^^- ^o[^ ^^ cn^j 1 
Paragon, 5. ^ff ^3 ^^ ^ ^-jf^ . 

Paragraph, 5. £f^^«j, ^ff?C^W I 
Parallel,*. THr^^^T c^<ri j ^c^j^-J \ 
Parallel, a. SR^sf, ^rsr^Ti 
Parallelogram, *. tr f\wm CW4, 



PAE 



185 



Paralysis, s. ^f^flJH, ^^1W C$\M\ I 
Paralytic, a. ^*rT3f, ^^T^T^t I 
Paralyze, v. ^T^T^*t ^^f^^tiT <5 I 
Paramount, a. Sf^TST, ^T^C^t^r I 
Paramour, s. ;§iT<r,*0\; ^^f^^t I 
Parapet, s. *5Uf%ffi?n> <SW% ^m 

Paraphernalia, ,?. 3ft "^ c^ft^ I 
Paraphrase, s.T^I, fi>*ff^,3TT«*rj1 I , 
Paraphrase, v. "fi>**f3ft 31 ^T^f <5 I 
Parasite, s. ^^*TT^1 ; SIT^fWt I 
Parasitical, a. SITj^lfft,^!^ ; *f £- 

Parasol, 5. ^vf ^^^t^^ng" I 
Parboil, v. ^^TT$ ^,^^Tf%^i 3? I 
Parcel, s.^f^f1,<jfrk<ft; ^T*ty5r\*r 
Parcel, v. ^IV^IVT ^ <©T*f 3» I 
Parch, v. ^T3?, 3lc*PTl ; ^3$ 3? | 
Parchment, s. fsr-^Tsf S"55T I 
Pardon, s. SF3M, irl^H, t^C^t^ I 
Pardon, v. SFSfl gs, TTT^&I ^ I 
Pardonable, a.'^ir^l'?, ^T^<D I 
Pare, v. ^«nit <5Tl>, 1ETI?, C^T«T 1 
Parent, s. f*rei *1 UT51 I 
Parentage, s. CSfKs, ^\*r, <j>c? I 
Parental, a. fW<5l ^13 1 ^ffcr I 
Parenthesis, S.SKP53" C"^? ^1 ( ) 
Paring,*.-g75f, C<TT*tt,fV5T^1,'§n'l> I 
Parish, *. t^*T$ CWC^f c*fte?rTft3J 

£fCW*T, *f^t, C^T*T1, *fT\5l I • 
Parishioner, s. $s? £fCJf*r, *TT31 

Parity, 5. S*TJ31, ?R3l, 7ft^*tJ I 



PAR 

Park, 5. &fjT;r, W3"*, S^ff**? I 
Parley,*. SKSfTWtf*, ^"iC^J *ff% I 
Parley, v.^^Jim^ <F, «>WTs1 & I 
Parliament, s. t\*ia fff*ft?I <£T®i- 

Parliamentary, a. ^$F l^l fJ^lin 
Parlour, 5. 3*TC«*R f £<ft, fofc^- 

Parody, 5. f^K^C ^C*T^ 7TWC3 

Parole, s. 3"T<5 2ff%^1 I 
Paroquet, 5. ciVS\ 3 3^ *T^ I 
Paroxysm, s. *fft£T<T TTtoftfo £fa«T 

*TT5*1, C<TTC9f?T §*fi\tf I 
Parricide, s. f^nf^Jl ; f*Tf^1 I 
Parrot, s. ^^*f W\, C5fiS\ 9 #31 I 
Parry, v. ^tf*TT3 ^RC?TT%r *P I 
Parse, v. ^JT^ 6 ! t*[*tTC<r *f*f *jT*r I 
Parsimonious, a. <t>*Tc|, 3"J?T^% I 
Parsimony, s. <3>T<f «1J, ^»*f«13l I 
Parsley, s. 7[^m *j^5 *Tfa I 
Parsnip, s. vW^ \*i ftc*re I 
Parson, s. Ttfm&, ^C?TTft"5, «TTjY I 
Parsonage, 5. *jC<TTf£re<r *t^ *1 

Part, s. ^\*t ; ^^; Jl'wr^'; ^€"?rj 
Part, v. ^r\*T ?P, ^^T^ ^ I 
Partake, v. ^T\*ft ^, ^T^Tt ^ ! 
Partaker, s.^[\*Tt, ^Ttftj^ra; C^l^ftl 
Partial, a. ^^^ft^ ; ^^"SJfTl 
Partiality, 5. ^f^^lt^, ^*TC<rT*n 



PAS 186 

Partially, ad. ^f^^TTS <^<5 1 
Participate,^. Ti^c^t^ft ^,^rv*f *r I 
Participation, 5.5T^c^T9f,^5i\f«t^ I 
Participle, s. W*rTf*f^1 fip$1 I 
Particle, s. ^w, ^p«il ; ^r^j^r *t^f | 
Particular, a. t^G*!"^ ; *J*T3F ; falT- 

Particulars, 8. f?r^«l, ^tfj <£3Tte I 
Particularize, v. flrct^T ^f^T?Tl ^Li 
Particularly, «<?. f%c*f^vj8l 
Partisan, s. TfoT ^cF^jf^F, ?I*T^» ; 

Partition, si fa^T$t^?:«l ; *7**rT*; 

Partneiy.^v^rt,^ 3rt*T>,*re ?Pt?Ttl 
Partnership, s. ^\f*f^, ^tf*f53 | 
Partridge, s. ^f^J Wt,ffrf^ I 
Parts, s. £«J, *f%, fa*t«IJ, f?Tv5a^1 I 
Parturient, a. gj^^t?, g^WTf^"- 

Parturition, s. £f?T3" 3S<T«|, £$13" 1 
Party, s W«T ; 3T^1 ;^i]<5 lf^,*f?P I 
Party-coloured, a.^1^1 3"«fRf*nl> I 
Pasquinade, s. f^^n ^5^ ^R31 1 
Pass, «;. 9fiJ- ; ^fo ^ ; ^, ^ • 

f^^-fel *fl ; *TT?T ^ I 
Pass, s. ^ftsfs^ ; *f<tf; ff*fl; C^f5 i 
Passable, 0.9rasft?r,Ec ! RT3/5?r«fari 
Passage, s. *TKs1 ; ?f 1%, W ; £f$- 

?•«! ; WOT <i|35 ^\*f I 
Passenger, s.^fa^,TTT3ft;5^Ti*T?r I 
Passing, a. ^f^cef&ysjfsf^i 



PAT 



Passion,.s^Ttf ;^*[<rT?r; ^C^Ttf I 
Passionate, a. <rl<j?t, cm$t, §% 1 
Passionately, ad. 'srsrjrTtt *jp^, 

Passive, a. ?p^*?t5T ; ^f^^T^I 
Passive- voice, 5, 3>^fej ^tsj I 
Passport, s. ^T^ fs^ft" l 
Past, a. ^5f€fo, 9f$, tt*f$, ^"5 I 
Paste, v. c^t", TT3, ^f^, ^«W 
Pasteboard, 5. insttij ^t^TSr I 
Pastime, s. ft^t?",^^, ^?1 I 
Pastor, s. £5^ ^"^^ ; ^C^Tt^^ I 
Pastoral, «. gfSTJ ; 7[Ul}^ t^^"?^ ; 

Pastoral, s. ^T*rT*T ?rawt?r 4\\^ I 
Pastry, 5. f*f^, H<i^f1 ©T« •tfTWJ I 
rastry-cook,s. f^^T^^', ? i''i ? f^T^'^ 
Pasturage, s. csfTCSTSTl^ 53"«ft ^t^", 

Pasture, «.5?rt^,cifi^,Trrtr 1 0?rT4t 

Pasty, s. pef3>«> ftcTO I 
Pat, a. ^W,fifo.<^rT*17,f^f*F3! 
Pat, s. srTSvsi, C^T^TI^^WSI 
Pat, «'. *R\-5] 31 cfcfawi srT?: I 
Patch, ?;. vJTtrT tfr, C*T\? CW> TT^" J 
Patch, s. ^f^Tfi?, *f3"5c*, C^Ttv?" ; 

Pate, 5. -sr^^s, srteM, f*r<r, ^ i 

Patent, a. S^TP^^C^?" nT^J I 
Patent, tf.TR^ttt^f^t^fa *f 4 I 
Paternal, a. f*T^3"<s. ; t*T^<p I 
Paternity, *. t*T^<5^f 9 fn^t?" *T^" 

Path, s. *W, *P51| ^5 .*fW I 



PAU 187 

Pathetic, «.«^«i1 Si^j'srsfr c^W^; 
fsel^b I 

Pathless, ^jrtfTr,^*r$r,*f$r<rf^5 i 

Pathology, °*. CJW f^*T^TCWJl I 
Pathos, *. ?5?Fq1 3^, </^ft:<? ^13" I 
Patience, s. t*T*fj, jrft^Sl, ^tf% l 
Patient, a. ^f5^,t5fS7*?t5T,^T^ I 
Patient, s.f^l^^f^^^rjf^jC?"^! 
Patriarch, ». C^^tJ SfSfT^T "Slf^ 1 , 

Patriarchal, a. c?fT$t*ft% IWt^T I 
Patrician, «. <j?^)^, £f*rfa, C£& I 
Patrician, s. f *ffa 371%, "ST^fjTWT- 

<T3 C^T<p I 
Patrimonial, 0.t*r^3»,t*T^gsTf*r<35$ 
Patrimony, s. t*f\£3S *R I 
Patriot, *. ^tf?*t ftfo^t *7f^ I 
Patriotic, a. Wr*T ftt^Tl" I 
Patriotism, s. WTC*T3" f^^5 C5^1 I 
Patrol, s. WS^mift efzift j C^TW 

Patrol, v. C5tf%^r f^ffe? ^ST 8 ! ^ i 
Patron, 5. £f1%*n*ra5, r 3JT*[ipU <pT- 
Patronage, s. £t1$*ftwre51 I [?ft ' 
Patronize, v. ^I^gprj ^, £t^- 

Patronymic,*.C*ftC^?T srT^r^tfsC I 
Patter, v. SI?^^*^ <P I 
Pattern, s. f^ff*fa, ^mH\a*j^1 I 
Paucity, *.^ c ^5l<«[J^1, ; oi^T^ I 
Paunch, *. ^W<", 15%, C*TT> I 
Pauper, *. ^TWt^, f»lj^> ^5 I 
Pauperism, *. ^SfT^Rl, *tf?^1 ' 



PEA 

Pause, *. ft<rftr, f^|f%,^1%,Q[t^^[ | 
Pause, r. f^t^T ^, f^C^W ^ I 
Pave, ?>. C5T©Jt<T ^^^ 31 *fT$?T 

Pavement, s. ii$^ f^fssns 31 *TT- 

Pavier, *. C*rSfjT<PT?Ttf, 3^ I 
Pavilion, *. ^Tf, ^TTO, Cv??r1 I 
Paw, s. ^j $rrci,*P3?: *fTTf;^«lT- 

Paw, s. o$W mj ; 4^31 -^T^ CW I 
Pawn, p. ^w^ CW, 3W 3"t«T I 
Pawnbroker, s. 3T^f% TTsT&sn 
Pay, *.c*v5*,*Tf^?T«l,*nf5?Tar1 1 
Pay, v. m *f1?C*n%r ^ ; ^J C*f I 

£f^T?r <? i 

Payable, «. cW^¥, CW<T, CW3T1 ; 
Payment, *.^ftc^1^T^,*j3~^T3" I 
Pea, *. "ST^T, ^mxt I 
Peace,*, ^t^T^Tf^TTO,^^ I 
Peace, int. f%J ^3, F*f 3>3" I 
Peaceable, a.*TO, *[f^?r,f^RC?"TsJt 
Peaceably, a^.nffl^^^rRc^tC^ 
Peaceful, a. *tt^, ^f%?T, ^ I 
Peacemaker, *.f3"<rTW ^^^,ST^7^ » 
Peace-offering,* . £tT?rf*F§" ,^ ^ J?S{ I 
Peach, *. f*f5 ^p^t, JJTpjM I 
Peacock, *. *r?r<r, f*r««ft, 3"f^«l I 
Peahen, *. *Hr?ft, f*rf^T^", *M$t I 
Peak, *. Fv51, ^t, *T^"C3?r ^ I 
Peal, s. OT ^I^lt??" <F^ ^^r I 
Pearl, *. ^1, "ST^, C^nfe 1 ^ I 
Peasant, *. ^^T«l, ^t^t, ^Tl^«T I 



PED 188 

Peasantry, s. <R'T e l,5TTt\£fSrt^'5f i 



PEft 



Pease, s. jf$7[ <$s*fc t37tt?l 
Pebble, s. g^CcTl^csfTsT £f W I 
Peccable, a. *fT*f ^^T^^t?, *fT- 

Peccadillo, s. ^tj ^5f*f<rT*r, S*5 l 
Peccancy, s. *ftt*f<r ^»T*, ^3"«i, 

Peccant, a. c^Tft, *ft*ft, ^ I 
Peccavi, s. SftsTT^sTcar 3TJW5 

^i* ^ffr?rtfk i 
Peck, v. cfcte?r ^t^", 4^, ^ I 
Pectoral, a. 3^sf%:$l [^T"5 ^T<T I 
Peculate, ^^t^ Softer ^TW 3T 1 
Peculation, s. a^^Tfft 3^t^*T 

Peculiar, a. f^C5?« ;|%C*f^ ;W5t^T5l 
Peculiarity, s. ftcTOsa ; wr*rT?"- 
Peculiarly, ad. ftc*pq;:js I [«|31 I 
Pecuniary, «. ^sfa^d"?, SfC*?" I 
Pedagogue, s. CW&iWS f*T^l 
e<? ; ^^ ftwjT?I *ff©3tt%- 

Pedal, s. <J<§t ; *TT? Stl^S <TtCW7T- 

Pedant, s. ^^ ItwjT? *ff&5lf%- 
Pedantic, a. 1^'W7Tf%'5rT^t I 
Pedantry, s. *ttfh'$Jtf%l[t*t 9 *»R- 

$& RW71 W^ft^r l 
Peddle, v. ^ ft^C? 37^ ^ ; *ffi 

Peddler, 5. *f[^T?r, W^31 I 



I Peddling, s. TFf^Tft ; '^s>? I 
Pedestal, 5. *[fif>l W^rcsfrsl I 
Pedestrial, a. *fJr%\m&,*rtW < H\ , 5?\ \ 
Pedestrian, s. *fTf 3l§i<[> 371% I 
Pedigree, s. <js ct^t7 3"\*rT*cf1" I 
Pediment, s. sft? <T ^*TC3" C^tt^T- 

Peel, v. -^T^T C^trT, C^Tsr ; *T^ <5 1 
Peel, s. c«*rt^1, £T^, 53^, 3c^*r I 
Peep, v. ^Pf ? 5- ; ^f% STT?r ; *ft% 

Peep, s.SWr^w?; ^ff%,*^Tffil> I 
Peer, s. ?rsr ^W^ 371% ; ^cft^ I 
Peer, v. §w$ ^ ; ^0 GSftSl" ^ I 
Peerage, s. ^cffa^ ; ^cfi^^^ | 
Peerless, a. *^C3&, f§^*nr l 
Peevish, a. fwfm, W«l W«l ?7srt I 
Peevishness, s. f^wT^T, *TWl tt?> 

Peg, s. c^TSf, C<?T^1, <§t*T35, £^3? I 
Pelf, s. SfCST^T ^Ts ^T\^31 ^C*t^T I 
Pelican, s. «f Tf^C^cTl ^f#Y 1 [c*^ I 
Pelisse, s. iftccTTC^ *Tf?T^Pf ft- 
Pellet, s. ^"I^r, ^-ff^l^^T^l^rr 1 
Pellmell, ad. c^l^^TC^T, 4C*ttCiT- 

Pellucid, «. t^"S$T5T^'^,*ff?rwf?r I 
Pelt, v. f^C?P«f ^, C^*T1 ITT?" I 
Pen, 5. Cwr*T5*t, ^^^ ; r.<f RT[% I 
Pen, v. C^T?TlCf ?TT<r ; 1%^ 1 
Penal, «. W^^T^ft, W9WT«I^ ! 
Penalty, s. if©, «TtSI1, «Ttf^ I 
Penance, *. ^*f 1J1,<p^ ; W*3C»t?t I 



PEST 1 

Pencil, $, v|f% ; 3rt7Tt<T C^^^t ! 
Pendant, s. ^«ff^«| ; *f$T*>1 I 
Pendent, a. C^T^TI, ^T^C^tM^ I 
Pending, a. ^stf^^ffe, 'SR**!^ t 
Pendulous,0.c^tWT?rat*,c2f%5,cTO- 
Pendulum,*.cwT5Tt?I?It*r 3"^ I [*rfa 
Penetrable, a. 2^Z^ K \^t<f, c^^l I 
Penetrate, v. gjr,^*r <P, t%^ 3» l 
Penetration, *. £fC7*f ; ^WI *j% I 
Peninsula, *. 2fT?lft*T I 
Penitence, s. ^C*TT55T1, C*ft I 
Penitent, a. ^"M^fT, *TT*-f f^€ 

Penitential, a. ^T^T*W^ft,2ft?T- 
Penitentiaiy,*.3-^^t^1,^T?"T$tt<3:i 
Penknife, s. 5t«F, ^*n5T*T, ^ff^ I 
Penman, s. Ccf««r^ ; $f^ 3»«1 I 
Penmanship, 5. f%<R t^?D1 l 
Penniless, «. f^^T,Tff?5,^^j%?1 I 
Penny, 5. t\^r^ WC*T^T ^f1 ftC'TO 
P6inyweight,*.5f%*T?'f%'*f1?5rt c l I 
Pennywise, a. 37«T^»%, ^JH^T^, 

Pension, s. |fs, *rT*reT?Tl I 
Pensioner, A |feC5T^ft ^lf^ I 
Pensive, a. fWTto, ^Tft3,f^rS| I 
Pensiveness, s. fTl^,^«^1,iWl I 
Pentagon, s. n^TJ, *f^C^T«l I 
Pentateuch,*. "5^1 t^fas *T3* *£$. I 
Pentecost,5-.#|^t<lCW?" <Wttc"*nn 
Penultima, *. ^J *c<?T *J^"*e| I 
Penurious, a.SJ?3^,^*f«!^T*lT>Jl 



89 



PEE 



Penuriousness,*. 37?r^<55"5l,^t«f «ij ] 
Penury, 6" w1?J3l, ^TWT^WI I 

Peon, «. c*r$\wi, if $, *rt^ • *t^- 

People, s. e^f-far C*TT«s, 2fin ; ttT- 
People, v. C^TT^ 3**11, 3"*ir% ^ I 
Pepper, s. "sr^te ; f*f«f5r I 
Pepper, v. TT^H^ 3> ; f*n> , TTt^T I 
Peppercorn, s. ^Tr% ^^sft?r TR7I 
Peppermint, *.*fr^1 ftc*!^" ; «Jt^- 

Peradventure, «^. 1% Htt^,tW3"te I 
Perambulate, v. *frf7T>«T <G, C331 I 
Perceivable. «. C3"T*rj, C*T*T ff^rj l 
Perceive, v. ^^^1% <p, ^3J, ®T^ I 
Perceptible, «. C<n*TJ, ^ttjC^TS?" I 
Perception,*. ^ft>, ^5^1% ; C*t%T I 
Perceptive, a. cai*T WT, C3"T*f*? I 
Perch, s.^^t^lfK^^TS ^fffff^S 
Perch,fl.WTC\5 3"*T I [*f ®F;*r**T7frc*f ^ 
Perchance, «d. s^CS ^TC^T^tw^r^ l 
Percipient, a. ^sfspiT^ 35T<T3?, Tjr^* 

Percolate, v. ^^ \ *fv5 ; l[Tf%3l 
Percussion, *. "5TT"?r«l ; %rT^$1, G^ 7 ! I 
Perdition, *. 1^5? t*t, *F#aT*f I 
Peregrination, *. UTT«|, *f*DT>«T I 
Peremptorily, ad. R*5?r^iC*f I 
Peremptory, a. f^*5?T ; ^srf^faj? 
Perennial, a. T^%T<ft, fs?:^T«Ti^, 

f^7i 
Perfect, a. *r«£?f $ f^C^tfa, ^^ I 
Perfect, v. ^\T{]^ ^, ^-^J<^ I 



PER 190 PER 

Perfection, s\ «*1t*r«1, *T?X«fol I Permanent, a.fsf-^T^t, i%?r,t^5J I 



Perfective, ^.Jf\^T^*^,7T' 3 5^cj%T#t I 
Perfectly, ^.?T^#cn,^reT^Tc<T 
Perfidious, tf.RtT*rsrf€t, £f^T?r<p I 
Pefidy, 5. 1^ffi*rfa, ^ftt^$1 I 
Perforate, v. ffi^ «^ cWff 3* I 
Perforation,*.!^ ^^e|,%j,c^%r I 
Perforce, ad. ^^^j] } £f3*T?5C*T i 
Perform, v. TfT^^T SF, JWTPR <F I 
Performance, *.f^?ri,^T*fj,<F3^ 
Performer, s. 3>^r<T<i>, ?rT%f^ I 
Perfume, * . ^?fj% j^ ^^ , 
Perfume, v. ^ j% <s>, ^f » <p | 
Perffimer,* t ^^^R^,^ 5 f|%]^ c ^^ 1 
Perhaps, «<?. ^c$ *fTC?T,1% mf% t 
Peril, s. ^t^fPf, ^T*TO, *?,#% I 
Perilous, a. WJ>T?f^, *T^?T i*~ 
Perimeter, 5. *Ti?fV, nf?C^*T I 
Period, s. *f§f^§ ^sr?,^; ^1 
Periodical, a. 3^T^it^,^tS T^f^gs 1 
Peri6dically,^.f^^ff*f5 ^T^OT 1 
Periphery, s. *f1?f*r, 5C3p?r C^vS 1 
Periphrasis, 5. ^Tfff^r?:, 1%ft<n 

Perish, v. t^t*T ^ ^?T £ft3t ^ 5 

Perishable, «.^t w fJ 3 t^^^l*,W?«Tl'ir I 
Periwig, s. rtj&ytf, ^^t<r C^*t I 
Perjure, v. f§"$Tj1 *f«t^|- 35 1 
Perjurer, 5. ffotJl wf^Qf ^t?T^, 

Perjury, s. f^j| *t*f<*|- ^^-«j | 
Permanence, s. ^H?^, d>Vte I 



Permanently, ad. ^j^T?K% fc- 

?^Tttscr ?&cn 1 
^Permission, 5. wsprt%, 3T?srf% | 
Permissive, a. ^*ri% m?^P 1 
Permit, ?;. ^srf$ c«F, ^1% c*f 1 
Permit, s. <T^T*1 ; ^te ftft I 
Permutation, 5. f^snr,'*ff?<r^ 1 
Pernicious, a. ^*f<?T<fT, Wf%^|T I 
Peroration, s. ^W^lj c*nr 3T<5J l 
Perpendicular, a. s$j ,«rr$1,JFaT?T- 
Perpetrate, v. <P,^*f<rT%r il [>mi 

Perpetration,*.^^-«ijN5f*f^-T^r ?P?T«il 
Perpetual, «. ^5R<r<r;$, faj, fi<r- 

Perpetually,^. ^rc^$,*TTrWfrfl 
Perpetuate, v. ^j <$,fi>j mjft ^ , 
Perpetuity, s. ^rf^fe, TTO31 I 
Perplex, v. $fc% ^jcw <P j cA 

Perplexity, s. ^f sf, 3ra<^,c^ 
Perquisite, s. ^^ft? *rt^, Tf^tt I 
Perry, *,. Tffitf ttc*r^ I 
Persecute, v. $T^1 <p, ^^ 3 | 
Persecution, s. \5fvF^1, f^Jf^; 1 
Persecutor, *;*sT?^1 ^5§T,^gTW I 
Perseverance, s. ^^j^Ttf-g^^ft. 

Persevere, v. W^3"£3 ^T^T^t^ ^, 
Persist, v. ^f^ q ^ ; TjV ^ I 
Persistence, 5. W^ ; C^Ttst I 
Person, s. <vf& ; *tjft?[;-&*t;CK"t I 
Personable, a. ^J, ^il,^TW^ 1 



PER 191 

Personage, s.3TWT^37i%S^"5XsTT«» I 
Personal, a. Rc^ra 3"jf*r t^^TH^ ; 
Wt?, ft® ; twft<i> ; ^i^T*<r I 
Personality, s. 3"jf?F33 ; C^I^ 3> 

Personally, ad. f^Z®, ^n*Tf^ I 
Personate, v. WW;3"*f ^,^^?ff^f 3> I 
Personification. s. ^¥J "&*( ^<T«1, 

Personify, y. "5T^J ?fr*T «> I 
Perspective, 5. ftwjl ^1^1 C^T* 

Perspicacious, a. ?[^5J 2p^1, #1"^ 
Perspicacity, s. ^t^F T^, ;j5gf 

Perspicuity, s. WI>31, W31 I 
Perspicuous, a. *pf^>,^[Wf*r5ft?r I 
Perspiration, 5. "ST^T, Terfsr, C^W I 
Perspire, v. TEflST, *T*& f^sfo ^ I 
Persuade, v. £fc?TT5an <5, Sfctf* 

Of, £Tf 1% H^l » 
Persuasible, a. gfraT^ir I 
Persuasion, 5. £tWf*T ; C^t%T, *T3 I 
Persuasive, a. £fC?TT535, £f<5"Q^ I 
Pert, a. Ttsm, C^1^^?,1%2t I 
Pertain, v. ^^pf^f $■ 3;, ^j*f 1 

Pertinacious, fl.ra^TFf^t, 4 ^S??r1 1 
Pertinacity, 5. «i|^g?Tf§", dj^Tft I 
Pertinence, s. $*f^re^1, 4?f53J I 
Pertinent, a. ^5f^5, ^f^S^WS I 
Pertness, 5. <Ttm3l, £tt*f«^*J, 



PET 

Perturb, v 37tf vj <p, ^fVjf ^ I 
Perturbation, s>. *jT<pF5l, ^G^Sf, " 

Peruke, s. n?Sffl, ^ITllT C3>*f I 
Perusal, 5. *f|fc ^?T«j, <5T*fJ*R I 
Peruse, t>. *fifc <p, *T^^5TSOT5T & 1 
Pervade, v. 37T*f,37T^ «*,^I^ 3? I 
Perverse, «. C^T>1, fr*f*T STftft" I 
Perverseness, s.c^i>Tfsf, ^31*1731 I 
Perversion, s. R^^,^^ OT3", 

Perversity, .?. c^^tW, ^§Nlt^", 
Pervert, v. fr*T<fta 3*, t^*f$ 1 
Pervious, a. £fCS*r;ft?, C^*7 I 
Pest, s. -srt^T ; <srf^ <P<T ft 7 ** ' 
Pester, v. v5J^ 3>, Q?*f GW I [<53? I 
Pestiferous, a. 3TTVSTTt%<5, £fWT- 
Pestilence,s. sreTsrT^t, ^T?"^ ; ^T^i"- 

Pestilent, a. ?TT\^T1%^, ^\T^ I 
Pestil6itial,a.irT?ft®^,^^t?r3?, 

Pet, s. %^Tf f T^f ; C^*flar I 

Petal, 5. *$v&\-$ *ra ^1 *rt^f$ « 

Petition, s. £tT*fal, t^WFf«T « 
Petition, 0. ^C^R ^ 3 ^T?T% ^ t 
Petitioner,*. "SITS3S, £fT*fa,f%^ t 
Petrifaction, s. 2^3" ^8^ I | 
Pe'trify, ?\ *fT5?r ^^1^1 
Petticoat,s.-5It^r?rl,^"»^t?1,5^ 
Pettifogger, s. v|^4\<I ^#I"^T I 
Pettish, a. R^f<ttj1, ftv^^Jl I 



PHI 



Petty, a. ^ 5, cwtt, ^^, *ftfV 1 
Petulance, s. fVfrfan^Tf^C^T^f I 
Petulant, «. f^5J^7l, fV$f*ri>71 1 
Pew, s. ^mra «J*to *f^lj 

Pewter, s. Pf^l, ^7f1 ^ 3-^ f^_ 

f^v5 %rTv§[, ^^f©"^ i 
Phaeton,*. ^ raT^T?" e*tt*Tl Sftft 
Phalanx, s. t^C^T^T *re,t*RJ*5T I 
PhantasmjS.^f^t^^f^Tj'sr^f^T^Jl 
Phantom, *. ^r«f^T?1, ^,C2te ! 
Pharisaical, 0. c*ftf*to STIpfop,^© 

Pharmacopeia, s. ^^ gf^ 75 353-- 

Pharmacy,*. ^5f £f^5^<!r«| t^PfJl 
Phases, s. K-g^r «scTT3"<$, W*fiT I 
Pheasant, 5. 3^ ^Wit f^CTS" I 
Phenomenon, s. ^%ts Tf*f^ | 
Phial, s. ^5 f*ff«f f 
Philanthropist, 5. W f^^Tt I 
Philanthropy, s. W ftfof^sl j 
Philippic, s. 1§?r$T?re ^5^ 1 
Philologer, *. «tTf^, ^Tf^/fcnrT- 

Philological, a. 3"j1w«i "srfifo, *r^f 
Philology, *. *r^f ^ejhr^ ftffjl I 
Philosopher, *. "TT353, 'eqjtstsfj ! 
Philosopher's stone, s.*f"3:*f -pff^i 
Philosophical, a, f^W7l *re?&Y?r I 
Philosophically,^. *ftfel5 J *J#^ I 
Philosophy, #! t^t^T^, *ftf337, 
Phiz, *. ^ <TR, ^T*IJ I [fr*fj1 I 



192 pic 

Phlegm, *. cS^Il, ^Tp, «?f<?t<r I 
Phlegmatic, 0. g#1%1<p ; t^C^W I 
Phce'nix, s. ^f«?;s *f^ ftc*re I 
Phonetic, a. *t^f ^q ^ir, wf^ { 
Phosphorus, *. "f%f^<r 3^ ^j^ ^-,-g 

Phrase, s. ^1^]7[ ^t1%;^T^J,^5T I 
Phraseology, *. ^T<t-J f^fajm 1 
Phrenetic, a. f^% ^e, ^rT*F I 
Phr6isy,s.3^Qin,^T^31,f%^3li 
Phthisic, *. ^ C^TST I [>^ I 

Physic, *. t<TWJ<P fawJl ; ^SfjC^- 
Physical,«.gf<£f§ R^?J«p; ^%ft$ I 
Physician, s. fsf%**I?P, t<WJ I 
Physics,*. W *fWT«f ft^?^ fa*01 1 
Physiognomy, 5. *TT*[fvp ^WJ1 ; 

<p<TC«1^ RWJ1 1 
Physiology, s. JC37?T ^^3 ^t^ f 
Piano-forte, *. <T^?7 ^ ttc*m I 
Piazza, 5.^T^IQ1 ; sJtST ^f«f^ ^T- 

eslr sftcs twin w i 
Pica, s. t^t t<t ^hf^t ftc*ra 1 

Pick,v.F^T;f f$?1 ff,^;3mi ^TSfl 
Pick, Pickaxe,*. ?f if%,$fT3,«$f^T3" I 
Picket, s. t*JC5n<T wT^ffi?: C^ff% I 
Pickle, *. ^TM^^T^^ ; <5R^1 1 
Pickle, v. ^ItM<r ^, wr^«IT^ ^ 1 
Picklock, *. v5T=Tl '©Tf^^T?: ^t^t, 

Pickpocket, s. tff^T* ?Pt^1 C5tJ I 
Pic<^5rial,0.f5fg3,f5^^CJ^: l^rf^^ 
Picture, s. f^^, "^l^, f^*TT> I 



pil m 

Picture, v. ffrM ^, "Eft C^T^T I 

Piebald, ».fs^ ftf^^t^i ?T^ f<- 
Piece, 5. T><p"1, 4T3, «t1^ I [f*Hi; I 
Piece, i>. vSifir CW, C^TT^ CW l 
Piecemeal, ad.4t& > 31 T?f% ^ ^t??r1 
Pier, a. «m, f^T^I ; *fT?Tl I 
Pierce, r. fc% <> 5 C"SW 3?, 3F1> I 
Piercing, a. TTW C^W<E* ; 1^<5t?ft I 
Piety, s. tetfrefes, *f^, TfT^l I 
Pig, 5. *J^3" ; ^fC^tf 1 ^fi^fH'3 I 
Pig, v. *J<5^t £f*R 5" < 
Pigeon, s. ^C*TT3,*fT3?r1,*n<rT*5 
Pigment, *. s\,3"«f.C^t*f^,^j^R I 
Pigmy, *. •ir^"^t^T^,C^^1,^Ix|^i 
Pigtail, s. c^c*r^: C^,tt^,^^"- 

Pike, s. Tq^j ftc*^ ; ^5*f1,C*ra I 
Pilaster, s.S^t^M ^f^sfrcW 

Pile, *.c*rrti ; -<rrf^r j ^c<r?r wi; 

Pile, v. ?"Tf*T <5, 4lVS <5, n?€t ^ I 

Piles, s. ^-*f c^t^t, ^rr1?*r i 

Pilfer, v. ^UUJ ]J^7 %1t ?P, ^«j 

35, ^Ts *rT?r I 

Pilferer, 5. ofTfsCStJ, ^^t^ I 
Pilgrim, s. qftsf *rT3ft, ^rif^<5 I 
Pilgrimage, 5. $to£ ST^R, €t«f 

Pill, s. ^*rc%nr <rfel, sj%, <nfr i 

Pillage, s. ^,^^<r«i,^|!§ l 
Pillage, v. eJT> ^, \5T^ttf% 3? I 
M 



; PIO 

Pillar, s. ^<s, <*n*r, «*P*1, f*f**t1 1 
Pillory, 5. ft*Ji7 ^3 ttt*f5",5^T«U3" 

<pf?<n \?t$ i 
pillow, s. ^iOf*r, f*rit^,^Tf%<ii i 

Pilot,5.^it\5^T#,^tQt?1",^fQrW^ 
Pilotage, s. ^T\5^tfi»?T C*5* i 
Pimento, 5. ^t«=Tl "5T?fl^ I 
Pimp, 5. C<p1^1, C»\£?1, C<Ttt<5 I 
Pimp, v. C^TTRTf^" <5, C^C\5tt^ ^ I 
Pimple, *• J 8 !, ^^iT,^ J OpT^1 I 
Pin, s. ^nf^t^r ; £ft«Fj f*r*r; *ffij 

Pin, v. f^fcT *1 c^t® CW, ^ <5 I 
Pincers, s. ^T$T*ff, t/5*n>1,OT55fl I 
Pinch, v. f5*n>1 ; *ret> <J¥ ^ I 
Pinch, 5. iWf ; C^*T;yS4r,^Tf *RI 
Pinchbeck, s.OTWTl,?^ ttc^ - ^ I 
Pincushion, s. ^TtP^C^?" 9ff^ l 
Pine, s. cW^Wt^ f^, *[?rWT5 ' 
Pine, v. T£SC*T *t G*TTC<5 U"fa ^ I 
Pineapple, s. ^5rfaT?r*I I 
Pinion, 5. «T#t?T Cvff^l ; ^t$<5J% I 

^5 8t5t? #r^$ i 

Pink,".?. oft^Si 7^; ^t ^C*T^ ; 

Pinmoney, s. 3?t*R, ^t<r «nli ^f^ I 
Pinnace, s. ^J UT^T® ^1 Cartel ; 
Pinnacle, 5. ^T^tf^^t?" 5^1,^t9f I 
Pint, s. ^T^f C*T?" ^f?^? I 
Pioneer,s. *f«r £j^5^r?ft,c^5 i ITft?r I 
Pious, a. ^7[ 'st^t^, sfTf^^l 
Piously, ad. >fTf^<Px5T?5C«t I 



PIT 194 

Pipe, 5. F§ft; fg?1 ; 3\*tt ; ^l*» 

Pipe, v. ^T*ft ^TSr1 ; Clbl 1 

Piper, §. *n*tYe?n»n, ^vfiw 

Piquant, a. ^t^F, 3rra,C3Sn*T,^re- 
Pique,s. fa^rf^S^SRt^T^ I [3RJ5I 
Pique, ft. ft?[W <S ; ^Tt^TetTSfl *5 I 
Piracy, s, WTrafiNTfsff?, %f? I 
Pirate, s. GTiraftNl ; ^TTCtf?" 1 
Piratical, a. wltfjfiNl *re^t? I 
Pisces, s. ffa ^Tf^T i 
Pisli, int. ^%m] *[5^ *faf *rsM ^*T, 
Piss, v. £}*rT* *s, \V I [ts, iVi 
Pistachio, s. C*1WI ^TWl^ I 
Pistol, S. "3J5TJ ^^<5, f*ng®r l 
Piston, s. ^Lv\j Vjfij *ft?a1 I 
Pit, s. 9f?f, f «, <F*f j ^^^ ; ^5Jt- 

Pitch, 5. ^Twr^l^n ; affal l 
Pitch, v. ^R 3>,^1 ; t^OT*T?Pl 
Pitcher, 5. <r.*T*T, ^, *T\51, ^T3"jft; 

Pitchfork, s. 9ft^t?r ^*T?T *OT fr5T- 

Pitcoal, s. *n<$-fC$ <$$sV I 
Piteous, «.Tf?TlR ^ W?t*ftcT ; C*fT- 

Piteously, atf. C*Tt^tf%^ ?&C*r I 
Pitfall, s. ^tf$ 5f^5 C^T?"1 f^l 
Pith, s. |C5F<T *TOl» *rr?:; C5^ I 
Pithy, a. ?THrt*T, C^^tW, *t^ I 
Pitiable, a. TRTTraW J, fcerotft? I 
Pitiful, a. TfSTSR^, *<rt<tm j ^l 



PIA 

Pitifully, ad. P??t5iW?rc*r ; ^*- 

f^Tx5 <5C*f I 
Pitiless, a. f^^r, t^C^T, ^3" I 
Pittance^, ^fj #tlt<5l ; ^^fWt*; 

Pity, s. Pj?1, <js*fl, ?p|?«i1, TrtTrt » 
Pity, ?;. ^*fl 55, PfTil 3>, ^*J5 ^ I 
Pivot, s. <5TO$f, 3^3?, ^T«* l 
Placable, a. *n<3;ft?, Tft^Wt^ I 
Placability, s. src^t"^?^,"^^ I 
Placard, s. ftmW% *f3,C*Tt*«l1 «W 
Place, s. ^t^T, ^*r ; ^t^^t^ ; *R I 
Place, v. ?TT-*r 5 **l1, ^t*R <g | 
Placeman, s. «tW*rf?Pl' • 

Placid, v. *n^, ^ij, r%% ^r^s i 

Placidity, ^TJ^Wsl, ^Tt^T^ I 
Plagiarism, 5. *fW ^?" s l, ^t^J T>1?fi 
Plague, s. *TT?T^,*rsT*rt3fft *T*n^i 
Plague, u.ft <r^ *P, TJ84T CW; *Pi"*f T- 

Plaguy, a. CSTT mw, f S*TW l 
Plain,«.^m^?^;^T^*;*pHl>l 
Plain, s. *ra^, ^, 2tT^?T I 
Plain-dealing, 5. ^cT ^Tl^?: 6 ! I 
Plainly, ad. *l<3;<^1 «J5^ ; *&& 

Plainness, s. ^f^ltst^" ; ^^^1 ; 
Plaint, s. ^tt%*f *<4 ; ^T®fT«T I 
Plaintiff, s. z\ft, ^ttlTwt, ^$Pf I 
Plaintive, «. t^^Tt^^, C<fW ^^^ I 
Plait,?\ rfT5^1 35, ^Tl? ^> ^5^ ^ I 
Plait, s. alii, T|5^, C^t^T^ I 
Plan, «. ?p«t^1, ^t^*f ; ^*T1 ' 



PLA 

Plan, v. SF^tal <5 ; ^3?*t1 <5 I 
Plane, s. 3Tin%f*', ^tst*r ; C^f1 1 
Plane, v. H^U <5 ; rfWi ^ I 
Planet, s. ^t1^ ff^", -*rsf I 
Planetary, aMS; ^^Ct^T, *f^rfi>SI 
PUnetstruck, a. tf^ t^£«1J I 
Plank, s. VW\, ^TC&?" *fTT>1 I 
Plant,*?. C?:T*T«l 3?, ^T^l, ^M^ ^1 

Plant, s. st<n, reti* 5^, *rf£, 

Plantain, *. ^cTl, *Rcft, ?"^1 I 
Plantation, s. ^WJt^T, ^t^ffa ; f%3 

Planter, s. ^T^" CJM35, <p^ I 
Plashy, a. W&jW, ®C»l1, W«^1 I 
Plaster, *. -§WT*F ; £fCoT*T, ^KToT^r I 
Plaster, v. "|«13>T*T 3> ; *T»T5r <T?Tl I 
Plastic, a. *TW?T <PJ«t ^*T, : ^- 

Plat, s. ^f*4T3, ^J o^ -5TQ ^f% \ 
Plate, 5. *T*T^, t^lf^T, *fT3,$TT*r I 
Plate, v. srfe-5 <P, t^liC^T 1?T^ I 
Platform, *. u^, TTtET*, «W I 
Platina, s. c?ft*i7 ^J ^ 4*\ 
^ST *ft^ ^C*f^1 <5t?flh8 ^? 

Platoon, «. **j* %rT jt t^fWJ?T ?T*r 
Platter, s. ^tt?1, T|**rT3F, oft^T I 
Plaudit, 5. £f*M1, *T*J*T?F I 
Plausibility, s. TfeJ WtftN^I ; 

Plausible, a. ^\f$ZJ ^*fJ,?TWtej; 

M 2 



195 PLE 

Plausibly, ad. c*fit%$S3 ^pfo ; 3[- 

Play,«\C-*Tc?1 <5,^1 C<5T 5 *tWJ *TSI1 
Play, 5. C4I*T1 ; ^tt^ ; ^[?Tl C«*t»l1 I 
Player, s. ^T3f1 <PT?T<F ; ^TWJ^?" I 
Playfellow, s. 3^ c-Ster^JTOFtvpM 
Playful, «.C^t^#j",^"PT^,^^cfl" I 
Playhouse, s. ms t$j, ^Ti> j~tT*Tl 1 
Playmate,*. ^ C«*t?T^, ITS" igst^ t 
Plaything, s. c<*W% *TT#srt1^ I 
Plea, s. c^^t^f ; ^3: ; ^tC^JT, 

Plead^.^tWT^TC^ ^«?T 2fvgT«3" ^ I 
Pleader, s. ^cT,^rtC*fFSS,*ffafi?* I 
Pleading, s. *T>3?rtsr ©^Sslfa I 
Pleasant, a. "STC^t?"^ J ^ff ?r,^"*r*?r 
Pleasantly, «<?. Tsrc^t^^t?TC«f;«T- 

Pleasantness, s. ^rfa 5 **, ^^TJ^I I 
Pleasantry, s. <;^t\*>35, ?"PT3>"51 1 
Please, v. \*>^> *P, ^C^T?T^R *5 I 
Pleasing, a. TTC^T^?", ^N^T I 
Pleasure, s. ^, ^C^T^ ; ^1 I 
Plebeian,tf.w^ ^sr,^^? - ,^^^ I 
Plebeian, s. ^J ?r1 ^ C^t^ I 
Pledge, s. 3^<5, 9ff^^5 *R ; KWT* 

Pledge, v. ^^^ tff , 'srtiX CW ; ^TWJ- 

Pleiades, s. *rafif I 

Plenary, «. <3pTl, ^ 1^1 
Plenipotentiary, s.^T^'^ir^H^ 
Plenitude, s. *tf?*J«fol « [?Tt«TJ^ I 



PLU 196 

Plenteous, a. 3^*1, ftw ,^CQ|"^ i 
Plentiful, a. gfiy, 3"^sr, fr$<T I 
Plentifully, ad. 37^*TJ?K*r I 
Plenty, s. ^t^J,£fI^J,WTf*T<irr | 
Plethora,5.^"JT ^^TW^ - ^TT1%'TO l 
Plethoric, a. W^f?3F 't^^ft^ I 
Pleurisy, 5. *f\^ wfsr f^c*f<r I 
Pliable, ff.^^r^j-^^^rj^f^^ir^fg 1 
Pliant, a. Sffij, ^IR}?, ^?r^r 1 

Pliers, s. csrn^rt, fs*n>i, ^r^Ht i 

Plight, .s. Tf*T1, 9f1%, ^%) 1 
Plight, v. <^^ CW, ^Tl% CW I 
Plinth,s.^c^ J f^ft^ZJJC^teh 
Plod, «. nt?£f^ 3S, ^rtC^"*T ^ I 
Plodder, 5. *Tf?T4sft ^jfs 1 I 
Plot, s. ^fs[ ^q ; ^^rf «j1, s:^ ; 

Plot, v. ^\5jrg ^,f Hl«i1 ^;5t5l <P I 
Plough, 5. o?T^r«T, ?TT*r, ctfTiTT?-*! I 
Plough, p. ^T*r tfhil 5^r, St^T 9 I 
Ploughbeam, s. crTSfCST?" ^*t I 
Ploughman, s. ^STtffT, ^^1 
Ploughshare, 5. c^TSR^?" TpT^T I 
Pluck, s. afl^Jf; 9fTS<r ^h'S^t I 
Pluck,0.*ft?, C^5^1 Ft* CW, fgvF I 



POE 



Plug, 5. i%*rr, g§?t, f^mi, cwj 

Plum, s. Tp?T t^C*ra",^W<ft,<j»5T"Spwr I 
Plumage, ,9. *T^}3" *fw, ^fT/ST^T I 
Plumb, s. *8*|3T, *J*R 3J-J1 | 
Plumb, v. vS^T^ 3J31 tfll^l TTt^f I 
Plumber, 5. 3ffaT?" 3>^T <j>C"^ C^T I 
Plume, 5. *TH51 ; ^sfl, f*K1; 



Plume, y. fwm^l C*trf%3 ^ ; 

Plummet, s. ^*T?T, 3rT*RTC*if ^fafl 
Plump, 0. ^,c^T^1,*ft*,^*£a> I 
Plumpness, s. *J^^1, OTT?"^ I 
P]iimpudding,s."^T#C5I<r *f?"srT^ 
Plunder, s. v{l> ; TTC^i *J$ JSJ I 
Plunder, v. cTI? ^, ^^f^q 35 1 
Plunderer, s. W,)$7[}, \5W^5 I 
Plunge, v. f$, Tf>f *s ; C^^T I 
Plunge, s. Tgsr, ^5T, ^ifTT^ I 
Plural, a. ^W«? j ^ ^5^T^ I 
Plurality, s. 43>tf*ras73l, 3"^^ I 

Plus, s. itustfire?: c^k^ f*^ 

Plush, s. c^ttf ftpfo ^g Rc*t^" I 
Ply, v. ^tR^ ^, ^rc^R 3?"^ <£ ; 

Pneumatics,*, 31^ ft?&*TST/?T^FJl l 

Poach, v. 'srafplK 3*; ^f? 3>, *ft- 

35TT? ^^ sift 3sf??1 st^t?: t%^5?T 

Poacher, 5. "ffaTf? *F$ Ctfj f 
Pock, s. 3"*T$, $fi> I 
Pocket, 5. qToT}-, c©^, ^^t I 
Pocket, ». c^C3" ^1^" ; ^f? ^ I 
Pod, 5. f*pft TSTF?: ^JtW?" ^t I 
Poem, 5. 3>t37, ^^1, «t^J I 
Poet, s. 3>f^", ^t^J^Gl I 
Poetaster, s. ^ ^ ; ^^T ^1% J 
Poetess, 5. g>T37 ^Tt?4Y I 
Poe'tical, Poetic, a. ^T^Jt? ; ^WJ I 
Poetry, s. ^R^1, ^t^J I 



POL 197 

Po(gnancy,s.€^3l,$^ 1 ,3M*fj I 
Poignant, a. sJj^T^TeT &f$* 5 
Point, s. \FiTi;<nM»; R^J; ^f^2jt<I I 
Point,y.^tw ^ ; en^J *P ; fs^ GW I 
Pointed,«.€}^F,#,<[j7T^ ^i$t1 W I 
Pointer, 5. £^*f<T; *rt<5T?: tfKT- 

Pointless,a.^i1"^,f^(;^^f,t^^"^ I 
Poise, s. vlj j ^ *ff?*rt«l,cifa l 
Poise, v. ^n^CSftCS ^H" ; C^ ^ I 
Poison, 5. tt"*r, "JIT^T, ^Tc^I? I 
Poison, v. f^TPe 1 <5 ; It^f <f^?I1 1 
Poisonous, «. t^"^T^T, t^ ^T^F I 
Poke, v. c^Ttf ; #5^51 > C«PtW «^1 

Poker, 5. ^f^f ^T^T?T C*ffc 

Polar, «. ^ 3T^ct<l ; C<5"^ | 
Pole,s.C<5-%CW ; W3,*T?fjy7TTt3f ; 

north— ,3JC5T^; south — ,"^CIT^! 
Poleaxe, 5. T>TsfT, f ^T^", f \FT*T I 
Polecat, s. 9f^ C^ftf «T I 
Polemic, c^TWT^mt^l^t^t I 
Polestar, 5. ^ 3t<Tl ; ?T^»J I 
Police, s. sffi^r ^wT?f *rt?R ; 

C^Wlf? ^TWtsrei 
Policy, s. -$mx\f3, C^t*T*T ; ^1% I 
Polish, 5. c^W, ^S^?U ; PWl- 

Polish, v. -5T^, *rf;SF ; pn"S> ?P I 
Polite, a. fn^T^T^I, *rej, ^<rj i 
Politeness, s. f^ETST"?", ?v»J31 I 
Politic, a. ^sTat, S^, C^H^Tt | 
M 3 



PON 

Political, a. ?TSi ,B n*R tt^W i 
Politician, s. J[]m^t%^ I [^tr% 
Politics, s. ^tUTt^R ftffJl, ?t®- 
Poll, s. 'ST^;^ ; i^<p 9f«Rl i 

Poll, v. i|tt> ; 1*1% cw; ^rsr f*t< i 

Pollen, s. *fjT?f, «J*Pf C$1 1 
Pollute, v. Wt^ <s, ^ <5 i 
Pollution, s. ^3^51, ^*fl?^"5l I 
Poltroon, s. <pT*£W^, €t?? *7TV I 
Polygamy, s. 7?§r ^T*fj1 ?rT<s* * 
Polyglot, a. stfsn ^T^T^ I 
Polygon, s. ^ ^T^ W^"3> ^ i 
Polypus, s. STT<5?1 *1 ^TT1 C?TI9r ; 

Polysyllable,*.^*^ *faw Tt^J I 
Polytheism, 5. ^ OT"iB&V*1 I 
Polytkeist,*.t*3*TTft,^tfrei^ I 
Pomatum, s. K^f Of3C*T 2tC^*f « 
Pomegranate, 5. WTf^"sr ^*T I 
Pommel, s. fwttj $J> I 
Pommel, v. Ttf?", f*TT>, Sf^T^T ^ t 
Pomp, s. gJTst^J, ^fa?Sisr^ I 
Pomposity, s. Tftfe^l, ^vS"ft I 
Pompous, a. £f*f c*», M^T^T I 

Ponder, v. ^T^ ? f^C ^, ^jT^C ^ I 
Ponderous, a. ^Ir% ^l?ft, ^"^ • 
Poniard, 5. «q/l<£ , 1%^t&, C^T^I I 
Pontage, *. ^TC^1^ *iW$t ; ^tC^1 

Pontiff, s. c?rat?iet*rt3* ^^t^f]^ I 
Pontifical, a. C?t^t?T ^^T^f3^ ^f- 



POB 
Pontificate, s. c$\-$C$ *r^t*fJC*F<r 

Pontoon, s. c^itf 7\\z^%^ t[TC<p1 1 

Pool, ft 9^ Tt «^t^, CSTtf I 
Poop, s. ©T^Tcij^ •f*Rt^tsf I 
Poor, a. Pfftj ; f?T<pd ; f^C^S? I 
Poorly, «<?. ffTftj^*? ; ^te^*f I 
Poorly, a. ^^^ftf^C^WTf^ 
Pop, s. W^fc *faf, -^K *r*f I 

Pop, v. ^fcte £fc<r*r <n f5t?f3re<s i 

Pope, g. c^T^t? £f*rt* *f^T*f]^F I 
Popery^.c^tsfril^^T^^C^sr^i 
P6pgun,s.^T5T^C? fC<5f^T^ **$^, 

Popish, 0. c?rt*ftir *rs£ Tj^wt^r i 

Poplar, s. ^ ftz*t^ I 
Poppy, s. C*fT^ |*F *1 v$*«£^f | 
Populace, 5. ^3<3" CcTto*T*re I 
Popular, a. Wf£f<I ; ^^TE^ I 

Popularity,s.7f#t^t¥^,C^j^^ti 

Populate,?;. c*TT<p ^f% <P;3"7ft% ^ i 
Population, s, C^T^^\^1 I 
Populous, a. ^ c*JT<p t%j%^> I 
Porcelain, s. &fa (tfz^J sjf%^1 ^ 

Porch, 5. 3l3"tel, "5rc?r?r &T?r} i 

Porcupine, *. w t^^,«r®?T?F I [C3"*T <5 
Pore^.^^c^Mft?! i5j"T<> ; W^f^- 
Pores, 5. CeTTST<£*T, 15^^ *T, f^Tt 
Pork, 5. *£?.?[ *1 ^i^ *n\?I I 
Porous, a. 3^ j%Tf RP^ j 
Porphyry, s. Jf^j fc*T^ I 



198 POE 

j Porpoise, s. $3^ f*n3*rt?r f 
Porridge, s. c^Ter «1 *^r I 
Porringer, 5. C^TCcTfT i\^ ; oftlf f 
Port, s. 3"^ - c^TsT ; TT<T ; 9|# ; 

Portable, a. 3gp^;;ft^ ^|c?<p1 l 
Portage, *. <r^, **jfc?r?r ^$ ; 

Portal, s. f7W$ jlj f TFT^; tf>- 

Portcullis, *. c^M1 ST<T 7T\ %K<$\ I 
Porte, 5. ?gj<$ CW^? ?TT«f*rei I 
Portend, v. viwt c^^cj jp«f| i 
Portent, s.^u^Ccf^T 5T*F«|,^«f jjsf } 
Portentous, a. R^l>, ^T*i ^>T^s- 

Porter, 5. ¥t?T*rT5T ; *T^, ^#$1 5 
Portfolio, s. ?Pt?fSf *TC53r «*rr*T I 
P6rthole,s.lftTTCSf?" *Tt^g; ^TttT^ 

Portico, s. sfTfs ST3731, m^<T 

Shr} i 

Portion, s. ^\*f, ^t*f ; C^<p ; 

SffasT I 
Portion, «\ *cjf ^ 3P, ^\*f ^ j 

csft^ Of I 
Portliness, 5. ^t#t STf^ir^Tfff t% i 
P6rtly,a.^«Tr 5tf% f^f*r^,%5n^[ I 

Portmanteau,*.5^f^fsfr5c*n>T?ri, 
Portrait, s. ^f^TTTTWltl [^T^l 
Portray, v. fv§ ^, ^fc ™ | 



PQS 

Pose, v. ^T^T^^, Wgff^ 35 I 
Position, *.f%f%,^5l;*j*T *\%?{V 
Positive, a. f*p*5V ; TTsTTtf I 
Positively, ad. t^*&?^£*f ; f^$t«S I 
Possess, v. ^f*ra>!?T <p, £fT*f, *f1 I 
Possessed, a. ^Stf"^ ; ^t«f 3" I 
Possession, s. ^W>T?" ; l^ft I 
Possessive, «.^fwr?ft;*TTO 315*5 I 
Poss&sor,*.^T^,^fa*r,^f*W?ftl 
Possibility, s. *rt*TT"5l, *TT*fjv5l I 
Possible, a. *ret*^?T,*lW,*fT*fj I 
Possibly, ad. ^W^J^51 *$&& ; t% 

Post, 5. v£|<5 j *fPf ; <£T^ ; ^ I 
Post, v. GTOf Sf^R «$ ; ^T*R <5 I 
Postage, 5. \£tt<^ 3TO5T I 
Postboy, 5. Sft^f$?1, \Stf <T1 I 
Postchaise, 5. ^T\5lft?i1 sft^ I 
Posterior, a. ^5?r,*f*5K, ^f%*T I 
Posteriors, s. *fTO, f«*3TOf*T I 
Posterity, s.W$U *T$1%, ^tTt < \*f I 
Postern, *. f<\F^t ^i^, ^J ft?T I 
Posthaste, ad. CWtsTt^f^, ^3"T? I 
Posthumous, a. C^T^T ^jjlFfr ^* 

Postilion, s. ^tratTTt^T?^ I 
Postman, a v&T^UT^I , vSTC^C^f ?T- 
Postmaster, s. \5Ko><[ ^'tfjW I [W I 
Post-meiilian, a. ^-^Tr^ J 
Post-office, 5. \5tC^?: ^ I 
Postpone, v. ftcT^ sjs, ^fsfS ^"t<T I 
Postscript, s. c^T^'TO, ^*E f§f- 



199 POTJ 

Postulate, s. £fsrT«i ^jf%C?^*5 C^t^T 

Posture, s. ^TCW? ^fa" ; ^R^1 I 
Posy, s. ^^-ftcnTs: ^*ff? c«rTt^"5 

Pot, *. -pfT^, ttft, ^JTl" i 
Potash, 5. 5c^?r ^5^sf «r-T?r i 

Potation, 5. *TT^, *TO ^7[% d?t^ I 
Potato, *. ^T«J, W t^C*f^ I 
Potbellied, a. sgpWcT, Jjflt c*fl>1 I 
Potency, s. *f3TT"s^, *ff%?, ^*T I 
Potent, a. *f TTT^'sfl', ^SRl^T I 
Potentate, s. ?rsrtt>, tWZ'if I 
Potential, a. *f3"T3pT<5 ; *f <F7sf I 
Pother, s.C^TcTjC^t^C^t^,"^^^^ I 
Potherb, s. *tt^, *t*®t I 

Potion, s. *rT5far 4Nf*r?r srtei, 

«4* ^1^1 *ff?f*3 -&W ; GT?T<fS I 
Potsherd, 5. <TM?rl,1^jft,C<T9!l I 
Potter, s. 3»W3PT?T, 3»*TT?", 3j v\X^ I 
Pottery, s. ^^^tC^:^ ^"sfr 31 ^sfr- 

^U 
Pouch, s. -5^5 «tff*r?1, ^r^t, TgTsrt I 
Poulterer, s. ^^>^ ^\?j ^JltW" 

Poultice, s. *ft5^ 2fc5T*f J 
Poultry, 5. ^5: *ftf»t3 ^\^tt^^f#\ I 
Pounce, s.^^T?: €fol;*f^?T sffal.l 
Pounce, v. GS\ CW, <*Tfa1 ^1?" I 
Pound, v. ^T*C?T3" *fHisrT«l ; ^° 

Pound, v.f ^«f ^ ; C-^r<TTC\5 ?"N I 
Poundage, 5. fif%, JT§t? I 



PEE 



200 



PEE 



Pour, v. !?!»?, **fl, W$\ I 

Pout, v. ^ ^pf!t^ ¥[^1 TTTif £f- 

Poverty,*. wf?^$1,Tfto3l,!^WvSl I 
P6wder,i;."l=rsf 3?, $31 ^ ; g-srl ^vg1 | 
Powder, *. "£<; ^\51 ; <TWW;C^*f 

Power, *. ^?5T51, *ff%* ; ^H^rsr I 
Powerful, a. *f?TT^l^, *Tf3F*n?r I 
Pox, s. §*fl*\*r, ?f <rf^r ; *?ra i * 
Practicability, s. TffaTSl, *f1*fj\5l I 
Practicable, a. *Jt*f7, ^37, *Wj I 
Practical, «. ^JTSt^TJ, ^^t^? I 
Practically, ad. ^J^sT^Tfo I 
Practice, s.^^jT^T ; 37337?", Stt% I 
Practise, v. ^»]T?T <*, 373^73" 3? I 
Practitioner, *. 3J37TT#t <rj|% i 
Pragmatic, 0. *f <nf*T3st<T 5^5%,^- 

Praise, s. £f*f\*l1,.^1%, 3^J3tW ! 
Praise, u. ^3 <u, £f*TMri « i [$fj| 

Praise worfchy,«.£t*f\5TJ,^c^?rc?rt- 
Prance, «?. c?t^P *TK£, <|N l 
Prank, 5. ^\\5l } cnUJP^ 7 ^, ^wf^ ! 
Prate, v. 3<53^ «>, ^SRsfag ^"T<pJ 

3J<T ^, £f *n*f 3* I 
Prattle, 5. 33?I3f3>, <5T5T*fa ST 6 * 1 ? j 

Prawn, s. f^W^ft ^<^J, T7>sH?1 I 
Pray, 0. £fT*fal 3>, 3T^s1 3*,3rT3F I 
Prayer, s. gftsfal, 3T^31, ftww^ I 
Prayerbook, *. ^T373^13T *f§?Fi 
Preach, i'.sje^T*iCT?*r C*,C^T3>n 3* I 



Preacher, s.SfC^ T*fCTf*to,£t5t?T$ ' 
Preamble, s. ^g[f5fo1, C^\g3TW f 
Precarious, a. ^f^f*F5, ^rt^^j I 
Precariously, ad. ^5[f^*5<j ^rc^f 1 
Precaution, s.^^OT ^T^<fT5T,T'5^1l 
Precede, y. ^^<T ^ ; ^rsrsfeiT "^ I 
Precedence,*. ^tf ?f«ir5l,2tt*rT*J ' 
Precedent, a. ^srsfTirt, ^r*f$F$1 1 
Precedent, s. *j3f ^T3; ^TW^f ; ?T- 

Preceding, a. ^Jc^Te*, ^tfsfli I 
Precentor, *. £f 3T5T *fT?T35 I 
Precept, s. ^TC^*T, ^T^1, ftf*T I 
Preceptor, *. ^CW*^, ^T3}f*T3> < 
Preceptory, 5. FTOT?T ^R I 
Precinct, s. sfhfl, 313", ^WcT I 
Precious, a. 3^*0" ; fgfa I [c^J I 
Preciously, «^. 3e£ "s^j U>C*f, ^"Sf- 
Precious-stone, s. ■srfa,?T^5J,ll^r I 
Precipice, 5. ^£, ^Rv^]W ^fa" ; *T- 
mz^j 3t3; I [*R1 1 

Precipitance, *. ^t% <§33"), ^"SoTT- 
Precipitate, v. ^SfttW^ 6 ! 3* ; \5Cq- 

1R1 3* I [€t, §W1 I 

Precipitate, «. ^fft^'t^t, ^f3C3- 
Precipitatelyj^.^^^^tC^^T^JTi ; 
TTT3 dfflSl I [^R**TTO51 I 

Precipitation, *. ^if^C^f^S ^3^1, 
Precise, a. fat*5z, fi><F, ^T^TltR l 
Precisely, ad. f^*5?I?&C*f,£f<p?&c*f 
Precision,*, t^^?, £f^l^l, ©<5 I 
Preclude, v. <tt$e\ ^, t^^'< ^ .1 



PRE 



Precocious, a. ^^TCcf ^Jip i 
Precocity, s. ^tC*T ^ff?*!^! I 
Preconcerted, a. **|W ^5R*nf?T5 I 
Preconceived, a. *^M ^fc^^I- 

Predecessor, 5. *Jt£ *ffi% *2#tf%T- 

Preconception, s.^C^"T' p f c^f^i,' 5 ^"- 
Precontract, s. *J# f^<HT, <src$f 
Precursor, s.wr$f/5ffisral [^"faT 
Predatory, a. ^*1TT*"^, c#<5T<ft 
Predestinarian, s ^sn^^ftft, 'SHf- 

Predestinate, v. «J:3r f^'l1?3 3? I 
Predestination, 5. *jc# ft?5*fq, 

Predestine, v. *3OT t^'*!"®! <5 I 
Predetermination, 5. ^^ f^*5?l I 
Predicament, s. ^^1, W*ri, TfT?T I 
Predicate, s . f^f*fr5 ^feSf^^S 

ft*?, RCn*«l l 
Predicate, 0. f^*^ ^3*, T?T> ^ I 
Predict, v. vfajs* ^sf, ^T<ft^ I 
Prediction,s.^ft*JWT^J,^T€t spsfsj 
Predil&tion,s.^t^T*f;<W*fTv5 
Predispose, v. *jW £j^f% 31^1 I 
Predisposition, 5. ^^ *I^, ^C9f 

Predominance, 5. 2tT*rt*7,£fta*TJ I 
Predominant,^ 2J *TT» ,£fa*r,sra* I 
Predominate, v. St^TT^T iMfrsr^l 
Pre-^minence,s.^2 ?f«lJl1;^f^^1 
Pre-eminent, #. <fv\§) } ?[^U£\$> I 
M 4 



201 PRE 

Pre-emption, 5. ^C^U^" ^IC^ ^? 

Preen, v. *f#t?" *ft<1 ^T? *1 

Pre-engage, v. ^[C^ f^*n^ 3>;^rc<>f 

Pre-engagement, s. «jc^" IWslTsf 
Pre-exist, v. *£$ &\i\ 31 %lf( ^ 1 
Pre-existence, s. *j3r 3?t^T 1 
Pre-existent,i\ *JW ^sTTl^T,' 5 ^ 

Preface, s, "^t^^1, ^fftr^W I 
Preface, v.^^-^1 m<T, ^t»T*1%<t 
Prefatory, a. £fT*Tf^i^f^$1 f*- 

Prefect, s. ^sfj^p, *tt*R^*fl I 
Prefecture, s, ^SfWSl, sg^SS \ 
Prefer, t>. tfaftirafa ^ ; .^S ^ ; 

Preferable, a. ^SSTSTT, ^RJtC*W 

Preferably, tfd 3"^, C^t?^2, ^T- 

Preference, ,?. G^tUl^T^", ^ajT- 

Preferment, s. Tp^CSIT 3f%, ^« 

Prefig ura t ion, s. £tt§ftwT?r1 ^»f- 
Prefigure,!;. £1 fa fa WT^1 *y# **f 1 
Prefix, ?>.^C# f5ra^ *P,1Wft% ^ I 
Prefix, ffr§*T3T*f, *t?S^W( I 
Pregnancy, s. 9tg *rT?r«l 5 $^T^ I 
Pregnant, a. sff^'ft J ^?1 ; ^«T' 



PPE 

Prejridge,t>.fr5TC?r?r *jp# c?t ^ ^ , 
Prejudication,*. ttsTqr^ *Tc# f^- 

Prejudice, ,. ^T<rc<TT*T, frc<T5m?r 

Prejudice, v. ^*c*T*T ^,03" ®gjl I 
Prejudicial, «. ^rft^T^ftsw l 
Prelacy, a, v^l *T^ TTC^T 9ft \ 
Prelate, a. 7[^] Sftft^rj^ | 
Prelection, a. mSWWTI, Wcw*f I 
Preliminary^ «. ^nfo^f ; «j^ff ? | 
Prelude, s. W^J, ^rt^^'W*! ' 
Premature, a. ^^tCcT <ps, <^T51 I 
Premeditate, v. *fc# frc3^1 <p | 
Premeditation, s.Vrt %-j^ , 
Premier, a. £f<fT5T, £*&, ^Tt? I 
Premier, s. STTSffifgcff <T ssfsf sr«u, 

Premise, v. *fc^ £f jf^ *p | 
Premises, 5. ^f^|<r ^ . ^3- 

Premium, 5-. *fT©C3tf** ; <rTH 
Premonish, v. 9p% &**] Or, W.9I 

^'^1 Opt? 

Premonition, s, *p& csz^tfyft. 
Preoccupy, v. *Jc3T ^j%<PT<r <g I 
Preordiuance, 5. *fc^ f^c?rW I 
Preparation, *.£N^r«l,*]TC?T©* 
Preparatory,**. 2^ <5T#t,£fW *J- 
Prepare, v.9\s§-$ <$fo?%ie\ <g ( [5^ 

Prepense, tf. ^c# ^f**ts ; ^CSf 



202 p EE 

Preponderance, *. ^T^~tf%^5J I 
Preponderate, v. vsrfa^ ^t?ft t I 
Preposition, s. ^*f Jrsf,^T?T7?r *^f I 
Prepossess, t>. ttc^sU^ «JC# vsr- 

Prepossession, 5. f3t3"5*t<T *fC^ 

Preposterous, a. ^*^<r, ^Jfare, 

Prepuce, s. «J?raTC3F?r W 33<P l 
Prerequisite, 0: ^c# ^TT^TJ^ I 
Prerogative, s. ?rW%- fo*f*r 

^ST31 3T1 ■^T^ I 
Presage, *. ^r€t C*T*^ c7^*| I 
Presage, v. ^TtT tt^<T Tf*fl 1 
Presbyter, 5. ^T©3>, *JC?Ttf^ I 
Presbytery, a. 5^ ^rmc^^" ^T^TTW I 
Pre*science,s."5f|^-j*c3l5f,T[?r W w fa 
Prescient, a.^fc^T^T^ijT Jf*tf 
Prescribe, 0. ^t^1 5>, ^^C5f?T 37- 
Prescript, s. <5rT^1,frf*T I [^1 cw 
Prescription, 5", ^J^T^T *t?T1 ^"SHS 
?ftt§ TO CH ^T^C^fr x^cnj **> 

Prescript! ve,a.*TT<!n 3"Tf^, 37 ^T?; 
Presence, a. ^r^'te ; sft<?r, *l1§ I 
Presence o/ 5 mind, gfxgps.'^g- u1% | 
Present, tf.3*ff^3,?W*r ; W5TR I 
Present, 5. WR, C^I>, $*fCl?IW , 
Prese*nt,«\W*f 1 ; WT^ ^ ; £t^T* 39 1 
Presentation, s, WT^T ^^"«J, CW*H I 
Presentiment, 5. *f# *i5;fl I 
Presently, ad. ^RraW&jirt; ^C«| I 



PRE 

Presentment, s. gf^t* ^?T«I I 
Preservation, *. JW\, ^Tq, ^Tl>^ I 
Preservative, a. ^^t^t^t I 
Preserve, v. ?T^1 ^ ; C^Tt?T^"1 ^ I 
Preserve, *. CSTT3T3T1 I 
Preserver, 5. ^"^1 3»€1, f^"^t?T*P I 
Preside, v. WJ^ ^, 7p»Tnt^ ^ I 
Presidency,* .^50^^51 ; ?TT5f*rT3?t I 
President, *. 7f»T*T J^F, F*T*ft% I 
Press, ».5W ; FS^ CW ; §CqIR1 ^ • 
Press,*. ^T*T;Vt*f1 ^^tfsniTf?; 

<frlTcfcf*T ; ©*31 I 
Pressing, «. ^C3?1R1 ^T^l", ^f% 

Press-gang,*. ^ "Sf WCSF?T f^f^Q 

Pressman, *. c^T ^"jfe 7 "^tC^f ; C%- 

«fT?T *T?Tl I 
Pressure,*. ^ ; "^t^ ; ^T?T;FS«*r I 
Prestige, *. WW, gf^i, c*TT^1 1 
Pres dmable, « . ^ ^c^"?T , ^T •[ « ^^ft? I 
Presume, v. ^^^^ ^,^^1?" <S I 
Presuming, a. f^^f?, t^cf^t I 
Presumption, *. *Fte61 ; ^T^^rt^ I 
Presumptive, a. ^^Tsr?, ^ff^$ I 
Presumptuous, a. FS^TT^^t ; f^- 

^¥, St^ff I 
Presuppose, v. ^C^" ^jiTto <5 I 
Pretence, *. W*t, ^T^fal ; wt^1 I 
Pretend, v. W^t^ 35, ^*r ^ l 
Pretended, a. C*nf*ra, ^^j^To* I 
Pretender, *. £tet?"35 ; wt^t ^ei ; 



203 PHI 

Pretension, *. WH3<I1, f^sfjl Wt£t I 
Preterimperfect,^. ^JTWJliST ^P53P"twT 
Preterit, a. ^^t^S ^fcT* "^5 ^T^T I 
Pretermit, «. WTf^TTl CW I 
Preternatural, a. ^%'E, ^Tt^^J I 
Preterperfect, a. ^^ ^^5 ^tcT I 
Preterpluperfect,a.^^WJ^^^5^T- 
Pretext,*.i£*T, 3"T^1 , "SpT^ft I [*T I 
Pretily, ac^.^j ?&C*f,^e*r ?iC*T I 
Prettiness, *. C^^^fj, $<5*rei I 
Pretty, a. OTsr, 3j*W?r, 3J3J1 I 
Pretty, ft^. 1%^;, <533i, 1%]%^ I 
Prevail, v. gfa^T ^, uf^vg "^ l 
Prevailing, a. 5f%"5, £f *Tt*,2fa*T ; 

Prevalence, *. £fT*ft«U, g^^TT I 
Prevalent, a. lift, csffc" ; sf%$ I 
Prevaricate, v. gf^s^l ^,t%^«t^| 
Prevarication, s. f%3i*T 3»sT?T, gf- 

Prevaricator, *. gfaW, gJ$T?T3? I 
Prevent, 0. f^T?"«l 3*, ^li> 35 ^ I 
Prevention, *. f^<rf<r«l, ^sr^C^Tt^T I 
Preventive,^. f^;*r^,^Rt3"T*r^ I 
Pre'vious, a. *$"& "%0f , *^"^T3" i 
Pre'viously, ad ^TTCSf^C^^fOT I 
Prey, *. c# ; sjsnrTre ^S^ l 
Prey,-*;.^ *jW<H *rf??rl -all ;W?T ^ I 
Price, *. -srWj, Tf J,^t^2 ; ^^T^ ' 
Prick, iv fiT^I <P, f^Sf, ^5, C^W <P » 
Prick, *. ifiW ^m ttc^ 

Prickle, *. ?&*$$, #1^1 I 



PPI 204 

Prickly, a. ?f<p^ . ^ fcf*rifr I | 
Prickly- heat, s. *rT*nfs I 0^<T l 
Pride, 5. ^T^T?T, Tf«f < £f^ . ^f. 
Pride, v. w*r^-$ *r, sf <£ ^ } w *f ^ , 
Priest, 5. *rT«W, ^JC^tft^ 1 
Priestcraft, 5. ^riTgf^W SfvSf^r^l I 
Priestess, s. «JC^tft^1 3?t I 
Priesthood, 5. trtlfC^?r *fTf,*rtSJ^3t \ 
Priestly, a. ^rT5f^Y?, ^tSf^ ^ I 
Priestridden, a. Trf «?<P?T?1 TTPTS, 

Prim, a. ^t?^ft^t ; ^C3*r *Tt<f}- I 
Primacy,*. CS^I • £f SfT=T ^^T^J- 

Primarily, «<?. £^32, gf,^ , 
Primary, 0. ^Tf^TW7,*J^,*^rj I 
Primate,*. S^TsT *nfrT*Q^l [<pT*Ti 
Prime, *. gf^r ;3^T\*r ;c^1<R 
Prime, a. 3<H ; ^tr, cs&,ca£fss, 

Prime, t«. <r^gs ^c?; 37??tF (& ; 3-. 
Prime cosM.«$f^Tf<r,^fj^ ^, 
Primer, *. WT*T1, £f^ *j^ , 
Primeval, a. ^M ^fc-ffa C [ft<g I 
Primitive, a, ^Ti^sr, U^Thr, £ft*T- 
Primness, *. *fT§nt?f ; C^t^^t; 

Primogeniture, *. GSij^sj | 
Primordial; a. ^TTt^^^f, ^nffor 1 
Primrose, «. ^ViC?"^ gfsTsrTSCT 

Prince,*.<rT©1j^^T®,?TT®f ^r I 
Princely,«^T®T?: ^)t?,<n^^<p i 



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Princess, 5. jt$t ; 3"T5J<pT<fT 1 
Principal, a. 21*1*, ^[j, cs& I 
Principal,*. <$■&, ^^fj^ ; "sr^r <R j 
Principality, s. 37^7, <rtJJ ^^ 

Principally, a^. *T#TC*W1, ^lj%- 

Principle, s. §*TtHfr,f\w,?!*i *p | 
Print, *. s^T^", f5^ ; 17*fl, wft I 
Print, 5. i;t% SJ^TS? <5 I 
Printer, *. ^7<71 <g<r,5J^T^ ^T«;<p ! 
Printing, *. ^7*f1 S^q, ^M1 1 
Prior, a. *J# 3#f, ^l#sr, ^mfj | 
Prior, *. ^WT^Tfacff?" ^T^fJ^ I 
Priority, 5. *J# 37531, £fT*rftTC I 
Priory, 5. ^ttT^C^T 31^,^4(31 1 
Prism, *. 7\T( ^ ^ ^-jj- ^je, ft m 
f*t& <5t5 I [f*t^ l 

Prismatic, a. jf ^TC£<3" ^tff^ fr- 

Prison, *. ^T^mi?:, wHmi l 

Prisoner,s. ^^?t?r,^c^ *T5 371% f 
Pristine, a. ^# ^T«fT^T, £N"?T I 
JPrithee,v. f^"3l% ^f?,HC3W^ ^t? 1 
Privacy, s. C9fT*R ; ft^T *5R I 
Private, 0. &n ; ^T^t ; ^t?T I 
Privateer, *. C3tC^iJ?T3" l?Ts7l? I 
Privately, ad. c*fT*fCTT, tt?:c^ I 
Privation, *. ^ »|3, <37lt$J ; <53>, 

^ ^Jt?f 1 
Privilege, *. ^m t^C^t^, ^T7ft^fT- 

Privilege, ». ftc*r?T TSF^I CW ; Tf- 



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Privily, ad. $H vK^, ^T^tC^ I 
Privity, s. ^sT^T?", C?fT53" I 
Privy, a. 1%W 3 £3 ; 33r3*rt<r 1 
Privy, s. C*r$-*TT*1, ^Tt<T^1 I 
Prize, s. *\J%}J ; ^ £fm J<T7 i 
Prize, v. 3"^ "3J?U ^SfR ^ I 
Probability, s. ?[WT^1, £fT*rt«U I 
Probable, a. *T^<T5ft?, ?n> ^Pf?, ^»- 

Probably, a i.^fe/S «TtC?T,7I^^«t^ 
Probate, s. Vrt^T *f3[ £f*rM ^?T«| *1 

Probation,*. *f?T«*r,*f#t*Fl,2W«l I 
Probationer, s. «t^t^1 ofTsrjfWT- 

Probe, s. ^PS ^f^tW^ *f5Jfa»1 t^- 
Probe, s. ^SJ\J[] ^^ *if\W\ ^ ; 

Probity, s. 3fT?T»TJ;7rt^3l,f^^^1 I 
Problem, s. £j*fr, t^Sifaj ^ I 
Problematical, «. ^f^f*&3,*rf%9& l 
Proboscis, s. ^1% ^tW «f^T 

Procedure, s. 3>^r ^JWJ 5ft?r1, 

Proceed, v. ^tf?T^ ^ 3 vE**f3T ^ I 
Proceeding, s. f^H, ^"^T ; C5j"T- 

Proceeds, s. ^nf%, Sft», erffj ' 
Process, 5. ^r^^^T, £f3^sr, 5f f^ ; 

Procession, 5. f^^f^^ ; "ST^I ^[3fa 



205 PEO 

I Proclaim, y. c^rT^'il ?P, 2f5T3" .«* i 
Proclamation,*.<:srra'«|1,OT^«iT*'rai 
Proclivity, s. 2ffi%, ^1, 3WJ*T I 
Proconsul, s,Cft^t<IW5* f TSf^sfrT- 
*VW ttc^f^T, TT9*nf<r*fr3 I [<P I 
Procrastinate,?;. sft^f^H < 5 ,'»i"^:^Y 
Procrastination, s. 9ft% f3F?T1,T>T*T I 
Procreate, v. WW, ^ v fTW^ 3> I 
Procreation, s. xS^I^R, ©^"R I 
Proctor, s. £ff%f^f%T, «fW 5T\^T^ 

cTc?r?r ?g^rT*rj^ t^cTs; I 

Procumbent, a. *ftft, C*TT?R ; 

Procurable, a. £fT«f*itir, SfT^fT ' 
Procure, ©. *n, gJT^f, ^rtt^?Tl CW I 
Procuress, *.^si>;ft,Tj[3t,*fVErfi^1 I 
Prodigal, a. ^*T<T7F|-, ^Tf^?1 I , 
Prodigal, s. ^T^^J^I ?Pt?T^ I 
Prodigality, s. ^*f37"$r, <WS«T ! 
Prodigious, a. ^T*^U, fifate, 

Prodigiously, ad. WT*&^fj ^(M,^- 



Prodis 



^^3 TO *1 *jT*fT?T I 



Produce, v. ^*tf^;:5 ^ ; if^rl 1 
Produce, 5-. c?*f ©T3 Tjr^J,^<sMJ% I 
Product, 5. Tj?5T, *rt^; Tpfite ^ST^ 1 
Production, s. ^<s,*f^ ^'Ij^Sf^^ST » 
Productive, a. ^*TtTf^, ^^^Tl I 
Proem, s. *r*T^F, ^t^^1, ^It^T^r I 
Profanation,*. ^^[^4 ^?T*1, ^^-. 
f5^1 I 



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rofane, a. ORlsrTW ; ^l#^, ^r- 

Profane, v. ^T-pfft^ gj, ^^ <$ I 
Profanely, ad. *tt^ ^Ssl *T#^, 

Profanity, &'. ^offt^l, ^l«ftv5i, 

Profess, 0. W3 3J^ ^; *Pf3><$c*f 

Professedly, ad. ^58, *T^?rc*r i 
Profession, 5. *RJtt?T, £fSTt?v5 31 

Professional, s. 3"J^T? ^^^t? | 
Professor s, ^%TJT*f3?, f*T^<!>, ^*T- 

Professorship, s. ^r*fjT*T3R5l, ^*T- 
Proffer, v. gf^t^T ^ £f*r^ ^ | 
Proffer, *, £f^T^, mw, fac^R J 
Proficiency, s. ^\%lj, fo«J«jJ 
Proficient, 0. tt^l^T, ^J**f?r | 
Profile, s. WHJC «i|i ^KiiJ -gft | 
Profit, .9. WW, gfTf% ^-^T^ST | 
Profit, v. <m^ *, WKgR <g I 
Profitable, a. 5fT^P?T, 5*W?TO | 
Profitless, a. vftv ^f§®, ftsgptr I 
Profligacy, s. g$qfl, F^Tfc, *T- 

Profligate, «. TJ^rTST?", 5^, ^^ | 
Profligate, s. pIMft, Sf^^, 

Profound, a. *f€t?T, £[€}% ft*f? | 
Profoundly, a^. *n^Hj$c*T j <®I- 
v5)^ 3sR 'W I 



206 PEO 

Profundity, s. sfT^faj gf^fasl | 
Prof use, a. Wj%3>, ^f*ft?f5te ^sr«f- 

Profusion,*. ^*tt?f^5 <OT ; 3TT^*TJ 
Progenitor, s. ^n1^«^^ vpfi 

Progeny, *. ^v^ ^^ ^f$ , 
Progndstic^.^l^t^^Jcj^^-^^jcj 1 
Prognostic, «. ^T^t 3«»13« jf*f ^ 1 
Prognosticate, v. t»T^t f^hrs *f*fr 1 
Progress, Progression, 5. |f% ; ^. 

Progressive, a. ^GTT 7[f^m f ^<g 

Progressively,^.^oR,^c<rte <H 
Prohibit, v. fie** *, <rT<T«i'<fs I ' 
Prohibition, 5. f^C**,<rT<r«|,srT*1 I 
Prohibitory, a. ftc**<l>, fr<rT<r<isi 
Project, s. <f.<^1, ^^fT¥, f*^<n 
Project, v. ftc^*T ^ j ^«t^i <g 1 
Projectile, 0.£fC^*T3F,£[c^*fqte I 
Projection, s. *Tft?T ^t?I1 *f\^^ 1 
Projector, s. ^"Titf ^T*/^ \ 
Prolific, a. ^^Tpv\i 9 ts^^^j] 1 
Prolix, a. fr^lftfa, fftlf^ I 
Prolixity, s. T^fjj^l, ^1§33T3f | 
Prolocutor, *. vr^sr Tf^T* <5*t^ 1 
Prologue, *. ^^fa", 3-^1 I 
Prolong, u. ift^f *P, C^«l <F, $ff$- 

Prolongation, 5. tftef<£?T«l, CSffa I 
Promenade, 5. *T?T C***T?f c*^T- 

Prominence, s. ^t^5l,Tp5f1.|w^1 : 



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Prominent, a. §W ; ^2j^tf*t^ I 
Promiscuous, a. fsrfefa, ^t^t*^ I 
Promiscuously, ad. ftff£tv5^Tra,^r- 

Promisees, ^Sft^t?", Sft^t^ I 
Promise, v. ^"sfY^T^" ^^t^T?" ^ I 
Promising, a. ^n*f1 IR^I 
Pr6missoiy-note,s.2tf^^3l«T^",<T^ I 
Promontory, s. ^T^^M", C^^l 
Promote, r. ^f^S ^, <TT\?1, ^5T$ ^ I 
Promoter^. ^f^j^^T? ^T^t I 
Promotion, s.3^T,3sj1%, *mjj%} 

Prompt, a. FNT^, ^WJ^t, *Toa?: I 
Prompt, v. ^toi c^f ; ^8 SR1 ^ I 
Pr6mpter,5.^C5T^^,^T^"^,^CQli^ 
Promptitude, s. ^ij^j, ^FS^Sl I 
Pi\nnptly,«d.^fi>1%,*fh£,^f53"T < s> I 
Promulgate, v. CSTT^I^, £fM?T^, 

Promulgation, *. C5[fa"«i1, £t^T*f I 
Prone, a. ^Wt^f ; <£3, ^*g"^ I 
Proneness, s. ^OT^tl^ J ^t^1j ^T- 

Prong, 5. fap^eft ^3 ttc*^T I 
Pronoun, s. in gram. ?[3RT5T I 
Pronounce, v. ^, ^T?:^ ^ I 
Pronunciation, s. $WT?T«I, $CW<t I 
Proof, s. £firfa, WW ; *f?^1 I 
Proof, «. -*r^S "^T>, ^iC^WJ I 
Prop, s. ^3-<Ff3R, CZH, cWjd 1 
Prop^.c^f Si <T1 cfc*T Of l [<DT<3 ^ I 
Propagate, v. ^<§,*fsT 3>, *^fa ^ 5 



207 PEO 

Propagation,.?. §**ff% ; TMjffe I 
Propagator, s. ^*ft?^, £W*ra I 
Propel, v. £fc^?*f <F, T5T5Ti, tt<5l 1 
Propense, a. STtf^, f&^fa^ , JV I 
Propensity, *. ^R^tTst, ^TT^f^ I 
Proper, a. Wf?r ; ^f5S • ^rsTTtf I 

Properly, a^.^^-^^c^^T^rt^ J 
Property, 5. 3"«i, soft ; *p°prf%i 
Prophecy, *. ^t^XJ^T^J^TT}-^^ 
Prophesy, v. ^J^m^J «^ l 
Prophet, s. ^R «CJ^1, ^t^t <p^, 

Prophetess, s. ^(t^J?^)", ^TST- 
Prophetic, a. ^tt"37S T^f*ra€t?T I 
Propinquity, s. ^f^^il,^^^ ?T- 
Propitiate, ^.£^3" «^^r?|> ^ j [^n 
Propitiation^. £tT?rf*&s,^^^ ^3"«| 
Propitiatory, a. £f*TfJ^r^t,^lt>^l 
Propitious, a- £^3", ^^J^, ^ « I 
Propitiousness, 5. ITW^ WT?^^ ? 

Proportion, s. «>ff?srT«l ; ^^Tf*f- 
Proportion, v. *J"ST ^fft^T 6 ! ^ I 
Proportional, a.TR^ff^f^tSjTjl^"^? 
Proportionally,^. TT5T?ff?rf5T:5?&t*fl 
Prop6rtionate,«.?Iift^5, ^Tfr*ttf^5l 
Proposal, s. 2J"$T3-,2fW,f^"W^ I 
Propose, v. £t^T3 «*, Q*\W ^ I 
Proposition,*. ^^ *W, £fJT3f I 
Propound, v. 2f^R ^, t^C^W^ ^( 
Proprietary, a. ^33tf^t#t I 
Proprietor,$.^t^,^fV<5T?fY,^Ql I 
Propriety, s. *?3*J31, ftft3$1 I 



PRO 208 

Propulsion, s. ^Itsf C^f", ^C$f 

Prorogation,*. ^1%5 ?F?T«|, f^<[flF I 
Prorogue, v. i:fsr$ 3>, f^f s ^ I 
Prosaic, a. sfiOT*, sftWJ ?rfi>3 I 
Proscribe,«?.^f^^5 ^; SRTCTFt* Of I 
Proscription, s. 7f#^ W3, £fT«i JF9 I 
Proseriptive,<z. ^^e.|^t,'5T'^T' p f^T^l" 
Prose, 5. smjs^, sffij I 
Prosecute, v. ^T^t^T 35, ^5T5J3«ff 

Prosecution,*. W^fa^f^SJ C5T&1, 

Prosecutor, s, ^J%Tft"^ ; ^fJtt^t- 

Proselyte, 5. ^fa %*& *ff?T3JT?f 

Proselyte, ». SfsfrT^C?" ^^ 3» I 
Prosody, *. ^FS*ft3, ^T^JI^jN \ 
Prospect, s. W*t* 9 Tp: l?*fa, Cf*t- 

Prospective^. ^TRiT*f^^$jT*f^ ' 
Prospectus, s. <Xp$J ^R^tS *T4 I 

Prosper, ». <pxt^ ^, ^r% *i1 I 

Prosperity, s.^^nKf f%[,C*ft«t9fJ I 

Prosperous, a. <p3Tsf, caWfat^T, 

Prostitute,?;. 7{?$ *F, ^»3> 3* I 
Prostitute, s. c**m, ?T?:tW^1 I 
Prostitution,s.^Hjj ^«i;C3 , *tJtf f%l 
Prostrate, 0. W3** ^fsfCS *f1%"5 i 
Prostrate, «. ^^?TC?f £f«lt*T 3» I 
Prostration, a. Jfg^ £tf*i*TT3 I 



PRO 

Protect, y. $rei 3», ^ii^f? tff f 
Protection, 5. $"^"1, ^Tt^|<r, ^^ I 
Protective, a. 7[W\ ^T?% H'gHH 
Protector, s. 3"^3>, ^snasf? TtT$1 I 
Protest, v.^7?6C*f ^t, ^5r^t^-T?r^i 
Protest, s. ^F <$C*f ^n*RT?T ^ffi- 

Protestant, s. C^txt? ITS ^T^teT- 

?r^t?ft *fi^?hjR i 

Protestantism, s. %& ^7RF?" ^T^ I 
Protestation, s. ^^W? tt^t^ST i 
Prothonotary, *. 373^1^ £f^T^ 

Prototype, a. ^ttf*f, spT f^W*fa I 
Protract, v.'fcsra 3»,C*ft«| 3>:*t"sf ^ I 
Protraction,*. t^~ra, csffa ; wt"srei I 
Protrude, v. 'SttCSfcfcer^lTCsr 3T5I 
Protrusion,*. ^tC^T cfc^R ; ^rC^U?r 

Protuberance,*. 5^1% ,Tp5?1.$r[^T> I 
Protuberant, a. Wt^,2T*PsT ^513^1 I 
Proud, a. ^r^WT?f>, *f3rf , 2t%* ' 
Proudly, fli.^^T?T «J^, ^«fC# I 
Prove, u. £f^t«i CW, JTteJ'S ^ i 
Provender, s. *i"$cv<?[ ^^J TpJ I 
Proverb, *. ^CW*t *P$M, ^T- 

Proverbial, a. ^3>t^ ?o' 5 T3>, ^*f- 
Provide, v. ^TC^f ^t^^t^ ^, 21^^ 

Provided, c. *rfit, TTW7f*fnt^ I 
Providence, s. *pK TTt^^t^ ; ft*t- 
^1 ; *ft?«it?r ^^ i 



PPU 



Provident, a. ^T^t frC3"S3>, «f®- 

Provid£ntial,0.twsT*fa,T^?r T^ ' 
Providentially, ad. t*?3" cTOsf I 
Province, s. £&<*{ ; Ttf%r^T?T I 
Provincial, 0.2ftW*T *re€t¥ ; *jTO I 
Provincialism, s. $fT^7 ^T^1 I 
Provision, 5. ^siT-OTSR ; $*fT? ; 

Provisional, a. ^**t <5tc?t^, 3^ 
Proviso, s. ftc*!^ f^HT ; *f«l I 
Provocation, *.-?:tC*nrc^;C?LTCTq I 
Provocative, a. 2t|f§" U«T^, $*Rt- 

*f3* ; C?TTW I 
Provoke, a. ^¥5 *, $fe ^ ; ^ttf 

Provokingly, ad. ft^^F^I *{&&, 

?rt$r si*rTt*t?r ?w i 

Provost, s. *isrTSi*f^, frfUT^C??: 

Prow, *. c^fatf^ir ^tf^tsr, tf^ 

Prowess, s. tt^sr, cWfa'j, Tt<F5l I 
Prowl, v. ^"feT^T^ ^ni«i ^ i 
Proximate,a.2F5n*ra,f^tfT>,^*fTSI 
Proximity, s. t«**T> J, *rT*rHj I 
Proxy, *. St^fa, *ff***f I 
Prude, s. *P*fff it, "WW *tf*£t I 
Prddence,«.*f1?ei1^f*f«1, ft^Sl I 
Prudent, a. *ff?«tT?r W*?f , Sfte I 
Prudential, a. *ff?«jt*r W^f, 3jfc- 

Prudently, atf. ^t^^t^T^I *J<£<P,*r- 
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209 PUD 

Prudery, s. f^^jl c^ gfaH, *- 

Prddish, « . spf**f3 f^T^ ^ ^|^t I 
Prune, 5. ^^5 ^p?T ftc*T3" I 
Prune, v. JZWJC \5m C^ffS, WV I 
Prurient, 0. 3PTsrTvgi?r, ^5fagqs 1 
Pry,i>. ^RfWT?" TO51 <P;%f% -arT^T I 
Psalm, s. K&tfltS, ^1% 9fR I 
Psalmist, s. *f sfrsft^ ^"£3> I 
Psalmody,*. *TW*fte 3P3rc«l<r <ftt^ \ 
Psalter, s. *nfr*rtc33T *^$^ I 
Pshaw, int. fg£, ^r), Tp3J i 
Psychological, a. ^Uns^ftf^TCrai 
Puberty, s. rii*RT«1, *nwfr, 

Pubescent, a. *j\*1 gfaf^ £ft3 I 
Public, s. Sf^tn, Jjpptfifa* j 5TT5STT- 

?"«! C*?t<P", C3rT**TS[5 I 
Public, a. ^T5ft?r%et^tf«r^5?1$ 1 
Publican, s. ^T^T^T^t ^?" *T\*fT- 

Publication, s. £f$T*f ^?«l 5 ^T- 

*TT?T *P5^ I 
Publicity, s. £f5T?T ; 37^31 I 
Publicly, arf. ^Tt^"T?T«i ^^C^, £f ^T- 

Publish, v. 8t^T*t <F, Ht#t & l 
Publisher, 5. £f^t*T *, ^ ^tf*T 

Pucker, «?. rft^l, ^t®?^, prjl I 
Pudding, s. ^<T , srt^, ?^ ^T?TW1 



PUM 



Puddle, *. *fC*r?r Cv5t*1, CStC?,raT- 

Prieri]e,tf.*T*ira<r ^Jt?r, 3l*T<5*<s> I 
Puerperal, 0. £fa?r ^tcT WS&fa I 
Puff,*.Tf*I^1 *T3t?T ; Tis^t^ ; ^7- 

Puff, 0. ^c* ; ^^Tc<r £fw ^ i 
Pugh ! int.cST! ^5^ *P*r,3P3T,fTP*n 
Pugilism, 8. T^^f, *ra ^ I 
Pugilist, s. *T?£ *r^ ^fy'W l 
Pugnacious, a. *TC^i^p,'lRS3tfiNr1 1 
Pugnacity, *. ^C^^1; TTC^f £f| j% t 
Puisne, a. 3>£%, c^TT> ; ^gjSfTsr 1 
Puissance, *. *?<Tt^sr, 2f$T*f,*r5T 1 
Puissant, a.vTgttm, 7\?l4, £f3t*ft 
Puke, v. tsr *s, *7T^t?" ^ ' 
Pule, v. of*r 35, {&*!$ fertji *p 1 

Pull, *. Cffc$1*T>T*, C*f&^ ! 
Pull, v. ^13^1 55, c4? ; §*f?5 l 
Pullet,*. ^5^3^, f*f*r sgttfti 
Pulley, 8. ^f*f <5«T I 
Pulmonary, #. Tpt^tj I^wf? I 
Pulp, s. ^tT, *TO ; ^Pt*J<T C<pT*T- 

Pulpit,*.*r^Tc ! T?'£§«ra x u:^r srs&i 
Pulsation, 5. STT\ft?r sf1%; -511 "STt^cji 
Pulse, s. Til ft, K\*$ ; ^^", ^cTlt I 
Pulverize, v. TjT«f 3>, ^t ^ I 
Pumice, *. ^frsiT^r ^Jt? £f*nr 1 
Pump, *. (XTsfl, 1**1*13 ; *fte*Tl 

Pump, v. c*T*n* T?ri iWf cif*r 1 

Pumpkin,*. cTt^, 3.Tf, ^^^leTfa / 



210 PUE 

Pumplemuss, s. <TT3trt CW I 

Pun, *. ^jcwtf^, *jtf <&$rCcsr?r f 

Pun, v. jy4 <P$H <$-$;, TiKWlfW ^ » 
Punch, *. c^^wj ®ct fsf^ 4*\ 

Punch,?;. j%T| 35, c^ft ^1f; ^1 I 
Puncheon, *. StT?T 3 TT^J" f*f*f1 I 
Punctilio, 5. ^srt% ^3 1t^*C^ t^%^1 
Punctilious,«.^r1^ ^ ft^raf^r \ 
Punctual, a. f^rsr ^W^t, f$^, 

Punctuality,*. f^lTST <T^1,WN"l1 
Punctually, ad. f^?rsrt«jret?t,ft^ I 
Punctuation, *. «WS!W fFJFtff^i 
Puncture, 5. f$j, CW,f**r,3f$ I 
Pungency, 5. 3>l|s1, ^J51, C35i 1 
Pungent, v. $fa,3ttsr, W, <T5Sn*T | 
Punish,v.Tf$ ^J *Tt1% CW, «TT5f1 tff I 
Punishable, «. *?3^YtT, fFStsf I 
Punishment, 5-. W9, *Tlt%, *lt®1 
Punster,*. c?ta 3Tt<sj3l*ft, CSW**F1 I 
Puny, v. «|r>, ^J, C^, ^ST I 

Pup, v. f Js^rt 2f^^ ^ i 

Pup, 5. ^W?r*n?r3s i 

Pupil, s. ^Tir, f«m; ^^f?r ^T?ri i 

Pupilage,*. -^t^^; ^T£iT^^?r^^1 ! 
Puppet, *. ^5f%J!Pl, *j^1,Wt^P l 
Puppetshow, *. *5hg"j^^Pl 3j^1 I 
Puppy,*. ^^^• w TT^"^;' s> ftf®f C^fr I 
Purblind, a. ^^ ^,^^5^1 I 
Purchase, *. C<P^T1, ^»^r ; ^3 ^^ I 
Purchase, v. Z§»? ^, f%^ l 
Purchaser, *. C^»^1, ^»<I^q1 i 



PUR 21 

Pure, a. *ff?s$t?T, «f ^ ; frW • 
Purely, a^. *f frlF <5C*f ; STfiSF,^- 1 
Purgation,#.C*ft& 3s?T«l,C*fte 3S3T«1 1 
Purgative, a. COT*, C?TT5^,Tft^"^ I 
Purgatory, s. C2£$ C*TT*, C^t^rt«t- 

Purge, s. GOT* ^ST, C3»T*rT*f I 
Purge, v. t^"s6"5T 3>; COT 3? • 
Purging, s. c*f T> 5^#T, §ff?T ^5T I 
Purification,^.^ ^)^"^«i,i5f5 <5^"«l I 
Purify, t>. *ff^3" *, ^f& <p I [c«f^ I 
Puritan, s. -*[H[ft<rT^ TTST^^rl" fa- 
Piirity, s. ^%^\ ^Sfs^l ; 3Tit^ I 
Pdrlieu, 5. ^[SpcT, sftsri, £fCW*f I 
Purling, 0. ^ct<5c* *Bf $T?ft I 
Purloin, v. ^^J^ *, St? * I 
Purple, a. s*l[<r«f, c*£ffi?I1 <3A 

Purport, s. ^►rsfj'sif^gtTir^tetsf I 
Purport, v. ^T^f *, ^rf%£tt?r * I 
Purpose, *. ^f»2H?, *TT**T;^*T I 
Purpose, v. ^^ *, ^"^ * • 
Purposely, ad. ^f%^T?r *J^"*, 

STfSftrt 3fst?M I 
Purr, y. ft^T?T<K f^* * ^ * I 
Purse, s. ^T<5t^ sf1%¥l, *rsfj% I 
Purse-proud, «.^r«( if*f¥,$R sf^f 
Purser,*. ^ft^TCS?^: ^teT^t *1 -*rT- 

Pursuance, s. ^nj^rfa^", ^7Tf?r I 
Pursuant, 0. ^T^fT^ft, ^'JXf <ft I 
Pursue,t;.*P«&T^T* ^U ^;C5^1 *f1 1 
o 2 



1 QUA 

Pursuit, 5. ^*rT*ST, CF&1, $^53 f 
Pursuivant, s. TTtsnf 3, CST^Wt?: • 
Piirsy,a. -^*reT?rftf*T^,l[t*itf^?rH 
Purulent, a. qpw t^f*f^, «$SNnr I 
Purvey, v. ^^\J J?TJ C^rttfl • 
Purveyance, s. ^ZWl^ ^TCUT^JT I 
Purveyor,*. ^^J C$THTt^?1 ^3f^ I 
Pus, t>.*pr, C3PW, <T?Tt£T I 
Push, a?. Cfrsrl C*f, 5ft^1 CW, C^^TI 

Push, *. c^<?n, *rrasi, cto ; wnr 1 

Pushing, a. *re**T?T, ^CWJt'Sft » 
Pusillanfmity,*.#t?P^1, s 5t*pF^'5l I 
Pusillanimous, a. #t^, ^Y"3,1^8lT- • 

Puss, 5. fa$m, ^t®sf:<r ' [^rt 1 

Pustule, s.^% Tp^5iY, C^pT^I I 

Put, v. ^rt^r, tn* *, ^«t«i * < 

Putative, v. ^TTC<nf^, ^^£5 I 
Putrefaction, s. *U5^ t sffi^^J » 
Putrefy, y. *fs, *r?, ST5T, ^*t?^ ^ I 
Putrid, a. ^t?^, **5l, *K51, 9T*Tl 1 
Putridity, 5. ^f?33l, $fc*1 1 

Puzzle, «>. c^<5l,37f%<rr^ ?p,^^jni 

Puzzle, s. C^^^T, C«?l>, ^^T^ I 
Pygmy, 5. ^t^T^, C^C^, <^" I 
Pyramid, 8. ^*itf r^ ^^ I 
Pyre, *. *T^ WT^C^?" fF^I I 
Pyrites,5.^4Vj%^1;^1Ct<r 2tUT I 
Pyrotechnical, a. ^IC^IT ^Iv51 ^T- 

Q. 

Quack, t\ ^^C^T?" ^7t¥ ^ ^ I 
Quack, *. ^T^?l tzwi I 



QUA 



21 



Quackery, s. "ST^f^l ffcfwu 1 I 
Quadrangle,*.^^! 6 !^!*^^!^ l 
Quadrangular,*. FftWHI,^?"^; 

Quadrant, s. TTSCci?" E^sft^, & 

Quadrate,*. 5^>OTPT«l1, *T*r ^pTJ- 

^ l 
Quadratic, a. T[J! ^J"Z t^f*t^fe I 
Quadrature, s. 5\§>tS$T«i 3>?"«f I 
Quadrilateral, a. S^fl^f*^ I 
Quadrille,s.^5J frPTOj^T^SFlTl I 
Quadruped,*.5v»WW *H3 ftt'W 
Quadruple, a. $\§&\, 5tf? #«l I 
Quaere, *. f®^aT^1, £t*fc ; JJOT* I 
Quaff, v. -ZW.*rt* <S, ^1% *Tt"«* * I 
Quaggy, a. *ffw, fc»£&f*I?1 « 
Quagmire,*. Pt*lffeTJl ^;f^,*f^ ^[fst 
Quail, *.Z^?1, ^t?F^, *t^<r «1^pt I 
Quail,i;.^1^ ^, *I^f&<5 ^f%Sf ^ I 
Quaint, «. ^TO3" ; f^nrii5*<5 ; 

Quaintness, s. ^Sffi^^a ; ^^"51 l 
Quake, v. ^f»Ts5 3:,^T*T, st?**!"?" ^ 
Quaker,s.^rtf?"Tft,^t^^",<^1 I 
Quaker, 5. ^UT ■•rn^ fsfHStelt* 

Qualification^.^sraU^TTsnil,^ I 
Qualified, a. ^STST**^ ; f^fap I 
Qualify,?\<PttW C^TtfJ <p;^ ^1 
Quality, *. ^C*f^<l, &% *rtf" I 
Qualm, ^. ^<r.^T«. ^"^ ^?T^1 ;^t%; 
*tt»f ft'SC? TTW?" $C5*T I 



2 QUE 

Qualmish, a. *ftf <[>f?C$ ^*Y§ \ 
Quandary, *. c%, *T?T, Wl> ! 
Quantity, *. ?TTf*f,*f©m«l,^W * 
Quantum, *. <i|<pT, ^srsrl, ?Ttf*T f 
Quarantine, *. irt?to^ CW*t^C3 

Quarrel, *. ^*re, ftstW, 3T<5?1 I 
Quarrel, v. z&vr% ^, 3l^5t 3* I 
Quarrelsome, 0. ^ff^t.f^tWt » 
Quarry,*. £f ^c?^" ^rto?";*fteT?r » 
Quart, 5. 2fT¥ «i»^ C^T?" *ff?*Tt«i t 
Quartan, a. 5T^>f$N, 5Tv$?FTf^ I 
Quarter, *. Ff^K't ; C*ft?1 ; ^T- 

Quarter, *>. Elf? ^T?f <& ; ^fal 9 I 
Quarterdeck, s. HT^tC©?" ^*f|r- 
Quarterly, a. t^Tf*T35 \ [$T*t1 f 
Quarto,*. 4$ 3^1 ^t^TSf TrT^t?" gf- 
C^5J^ f*ftfc Ett? C*T«f "£T*f1 *TT? t 
Quash, v. Ff9f ; 7^ 3> ; ^rf^ 9 1 
Quatrain, *. ETf? S^CI^" cSt^s I 
Quaver,*. ^3: ^Tsr^fsfsn [TlT^ I 
Quay,*. e*fW,C^<Plf^ *TT*i?^*T?T 
Quean, *. W%>] gt, c<r*fj1, ^c#1 1 
Queen, *. TTTSTOf^t, "^"TqY I 
Queenly, a. ^TT^?T $*f^F I [sr^s i 
Queer, *. ^«f^f«t ? C^?1%1, ^T*n®f- 
Que'erly, ad. *t*fWPf 9 C??t^1 

Quell, u. w^r^ *s, ?r*r <5, *tt« ^p i 

Quench, 0. t^#T«» ^, Vgm\ <^1^1 I 
Querist, *. £f*tt ^T?^, j%^m<5 I 



QUI 213 

Querulous, 5. fdfijfar^l^Clit^J I 
Query, *. 2f*ft, fsraafal ; *&*%$ I 
Qu^ry, v. 2f*ft ^, fstSTW * \ 
Quest, *. ^C***!, 5^3, <5f$*reto I 
Question, *, £f*ft ; ft<lTW, *T\*f?r I 
Question, p. fif^tll & ; *TC**i^ ^ I 
Questionable,^. ^fC^C^T^f^^tf *T 
Queue,*. c<tfT*f1,C*q>,tt$^,3^lftl 
Quibble, v, TOSftf^ *, ra^T * ; 

3TT?TC*f 5 ^ « 
Quibble, *. "5n?WF, *7CWtT% I 
Qaick, «. *T#fa ; 35^5, 13^*^ <T 1 
Quick, *. *T®fa TTT\3T, ^& %ft I 
Quicken, p. *rifa" ^ ; ^3<r1 *P I 
Quicklime, *. \5tl 5«| I 
Quickly, ad, ^q^"T?T 9 ^1^, *ft^ I 
Quickness, s. £tt<T*fJ, v5^3l 5 W- 

Quicksand^. C5feTl *ff%, Wc*Wi%l 
Q uicksigh ted , a, ilv j^l ,*J^SI W*ff 
Quicksilver,*. ^"W^lTl,?^"^ I 
Quiescence,*. fr?T*T, t^5Stt^r,*TTf% I 
Quiescent, a. *Ft^, *tt«S, f%<T I 
Quiet, a. f^, *tT3, fr^ft:*^ l 
Quiet, s- *TTf%, ^f%?T3l, fastttT'l 
Quiet, 0. fi* ^, *tt3 ^, *TT^1 I 
Quietly, ad. *rfC<T, 1|WTC*f « 
Quietness,*. *ttfe,^f^lT5 1 ,t^?rt^l 

Quill, *. ^mc*^ <&*r i 

Quilt, *. c*T»f, qruTt, £trfr 1 
Quince, *. f ^ ^5 *p*T t^G^fS" I 
Quinquennial, a. *T$£ ^"^f ? I 
Quinsy,*.<P%J qCNftC^tfWefl 

3 



EAC 

Quintessence,*. JfT^ttV^lt^r^ftf I 
Quintuple, a. *ffa £«t, *f<£ 3"«1 1 
Quip, s. f%^j*f, §*T5T*T, ^1 l 
Quire,*.?fT?^^^;^T^Cli<r W$\ \ 
Quirk, s. TC^Tf^, fi>TNt?" I 
Quit,u.^5jT9f <P, ^t$5 *ft?c*tt*r <S \ 
Quite, «c?.*tffo5T«TOT, ^*J«foc*f 1 
Quitrent, s. ^1% "^fj ?TTH^ I 
Quits ! int. c*ft*f ^.tcT, *T*T^ * I 
Quittance, *. Wft* ; *f t?r*n*T I 
Quiver, *. t^fV, ^«t, ST 6 ! C*T* J 
Quiver, u. 3T*f, slT^i'?' '^, ^ 1 
Quoiffure, *. St C^T^W?" ^*ft I 
Quoit, *. Wt^H CcTt^t? 5^ I 
Quondam, a. *J^<T, ^ttC*f?T I 
Quorum, *. ^HTC®?: *r<5 C«TT^s 

Quota, *. ^Vf, ^ttf, ^T\*f I 
Quotation, *. ^St^ft^l, ^J 

g^^Sos ctto* $p«i <s?n *nu 

Quote, v. ^<rsf?fW CW I 
Quoth, v. ^ft*T I 
Quotidian, a. £tt^5T, «£tflf^ I 
Quotient,*.^*! ^t?C*T 2{^Wl 

R. 

Rabbet, s. <5TC^T 4tSf I 
Eabbit, *. *T<rc*tt*r, *t*T^ I 
Rabble, *. ^ff C^fT^CW?" «^"5l I 
Rabid, 0. f*F% ^^Jl, ^t^TT^ I 
Race, *. ^\*t, C^rm, ^«f ; H% 
5t1% ; CJft? 1 



RAI 

Racer,*. <tft? srtsfas ^OTTtf 3C?T 

Raciness, s. 3T*TT5Tv5l, *[*3"tf[ 
Rack, *. *r$«ii cwvsw^- T5rg,"-srT5l i 
Rack, v. Trg«i1 cw ; -g^TI C$t*T I 
Rackrent, *. ^rf$f?r?F ;$<r I 
Racket, *. C$fT*TsrT*T, C^tsrT^c? I 
Racy, v. ^m, ^tW ^, ^j? I 



Radiance, *. ^tf% £f^1, c*fT^1 I 
Radiant, a. wtf^STR, 2j^t^<r l 
Radiate^.^vS fa^f-SR 3>, gf^st ^ i 
Radiation, *. <5J\^ f^^fo ^"^ I 
Radical, a. spTS?, T^cf^, ^rT# I 
Radically, arf. ^t?f J,^rf^T,*T^pr ' 
Radish, *. T[5T, 3j*Tl, Sfcft I 
Radius, *. VZ^Tt ^^f ^jfJT I 
Raffle, *. #f% 3ft??r *T?T1 ^f%^i 
Raft, *. 3TT?, C^«T1, CjfTqt, 3\|*t I 
Rafter, s. 3"<r*f1, ^TvF^Tfcl, $1$^ | 
Rag, s. C*Wl, <3>Tf«l, ^ef^ <T?3 I 
Ragamuffin, *. *fTf© 3"jf^ I 
Rage, *. £fS3 ^t^ OFT%T , 37tf5l I 
Ragged, a. fef, C^ljC^Wl"^!"! 
Raging, a. £fS3, ?TT*nw,^Tfas I 
Rail, s. <^*f?1, «f|Tl#?1, c*$1 I 
Rail, v. 1^?T^!?r <F ; 9f<ntW"in'c*r, 

Railing, *. t§?TOt?r ; tfsT?"1, C3"\?1 1 
Railery, *. *f1ff^T*T, tt^% ^ff^t I 
Railroad, s.^fas^sfT^t WOT?" *Ttf 
Raiment, *. *f1?5^f, *ff?C*T?T ^3 I 
Rain, s. ^1#, 3^|, C^Tir^tc^ ©?sT- 
Rain, v. f f$ ^, 3^ l [^T3 I 



RAN 

Rainbow, *. t^^JJ, srfar*r*[tf I 
Rainy, a. 3"s1, ^1f> t3T*t^ I 
Raise, u.^fa ^;3l%% 35;$**r* * I 
Raisin, *. T5^<P JW, f^^t^l I 
Rake, s. ^«i f \5t*?" ^3; el* 8 **!* I 
Rake, v. ^T^ttt f 1%?1 *T; *^?re 

Rally, -y. *f*rtOT t*RJ «TTsr1 45 

Ram, *. CWl, C^TC 5 C^W <TTf*f ; 

gftft?" ^Tf^^t?r *ri ftc*t^ i 

Ram, v, fct*T, *£<T, ^?T, SfT* ' 
Ramble, *. *f*fjf> •*, *ff?^«l « 
Ramble, v. W*W ?P, *HfjT>* ^ I 
Rambler, *. "*f*fj^3S I [>T?ft I 

Rambling, a. *f*fjT?3TOT«ft, ^pT 6 *- 
Ramification, *. *tt<1 ft^T?T I 
Ramify, v.*n<I*T ^JT? tt"$T?T ^ I 
Rammer, s. TJ^, fcffif*, f*&&\ ; 

Rampant, a. f ift^?1, SJ^"^;^^:^ I 
Rampart, *. 9fC\S>?T £fTft?T, %fl I 
Ramrod, s. ^^C^?" sf® I 
Rancid, a. ^Tf^?Tv5l, «^I1, F^ 

Rancorous, a. C%^, fsi^t\^[ I 
Rancour, s. Cf^", f®*TT\*!l,1$\*I1l 
Random, «. I^^^f^, ^*fa3 I 
Range,*. m$t ', ^"PJWT<I ; nt?^? - 1 
Range,v. C^«Tt^^^; *f1?5^«l ^ I 
Ranger, *. *ff?*pf«l ^T?^, ^^3- 

R nk, a. *IC3® ; ^^f^, <Ttf*T<lTSi I 



RAS 
Rank. s. CM$\ ; ^ 



Rank, v. C3t«ft ^, *TTf^" * ?"T<r l 
Rankle, v. «f^ ^ ; ^T^TT^ ^ I 
Rankness, 5. TTG^1?31 ; ^tf^ • 
Ransack, v. vfc ^ ; Tr5, c^Tlf I 
Ransom, s. ^T?TMT?r<^C$ ^e 5 

Ransom, v. ^sfST?r1 ^^t?T 3» I 
Rant, v. ^"PEpT^ ^,TOJT^ ^ I 
Rap,*. cfcT* ?T, *I1, &Wfl; m*ffik I 
Rap, v. (tefcj ^TT?T, STTCS1 >Tt<r I 
Rapacious, 0. c^T^, Ti^^ft^, ^ST- 

Rapacity, *. ^^ C*TT^, C^Tl^t^l, 
R ape, *. 3"*Tte<p"T?: ; fs^}~ffNl I 
Rapid,**. ^5t?75,^^,*ft5,C^9f sfnft 
Rapidity, *. 55<T1, &tt% C??f I 
Rapidly, ad. *rt^ 3>C% ^<TT<T I 
Rapier, *. ^»J ««rv55f , C^T?T1 I 
Rapine, *.^[£, c^*fti>, ^T*T^rq I 
Rapture, s.SSJTT/sfl^rrcfT $W*H 
Rapturous, «. ^sff*re, ^1% ^3? I 
Rare, 0. ?[W5, ^^ 5 ^1% ^^ t 
Rarefaction,*.$tC*TG3 3#t$ ^^6^ I 
Rarefy, v. 3TC*fC5 tt^tt?5 <P I 
Rarely, ad. ^fb^, ^lfl>% fr^T*! I 
Rareness, s. PT*f»3l, ^SJiSl I 
Rarity, s. ^«£t *^ ; ^WSl I 
Rascal, s. IJ^TST?" ^"jf^, t^^sf I 
Rascality, *. - ff^*t^1/."^^? , Tf^ I 
Rascally, a. <5W, W*T, ^Tfs? I 
Rash, s. *3£ CWT?^, ^^t^C*T^r I 
Rash, a. ^f^rw^t, FS^T^ I 
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215 RAV 

Rasher, *. *TT3*rt ^T\T -aTS I 
Rashly, «^. ^jfsOT^I *J^"^ I 
Rashness, 5. TfSftt^, ^JTTC^ t 
Raspberry, *. ^2? f^C^f^" I 
Rasure, *. STf5?r1 C*F?R, C^TwR I 

Rat, *. t*%j, ^^r, sif^s, ^rw l 

Ratafia, *. ^^^ ir^j fiJC*^ I 
Ratan, *. £3"$, CS3 I 
Rate,*.f^<&f*f;$ WJ,^te ; t^f?<T I 
Rate, v. "ST?rj f^f^ci $ ; jfsj^ ( 
Rather, 5. 3T\, 3T3"$£ I 
Ratification, 5. ?\Ur® 357T«l;*wt§ I 
Ratify,v. fe^r ^, ^f ^,^I*PT?T ^ 1 
Rating,*. v5T\p*1, ^fM^, ^<V*R1 I 
Ratio, *. 3% *W1,\t?", ^T*5 I 
Ratiocination, s. f^^F, fsrWE^i I 
Ration, *. t*fW ^TT^T^, *fF5Jl I 
Rational, a. ^f^ fa^i ; t%C^<P I 
Ratsbane, *. ^^3* ^^>^T^t yrj I 
Rattle,*. ssrsN ?rt^J,"5r^^^ *N 1 
Rattle, v. *\£*v£ ^, ^<P?f^ ^ l 
Rattlesnake,5.*f ^f^T?^ ft^t^T*f I 
Rattling,*. *K5 * 3RT * t^Jlt? *f^fl 
Ravage, !?. ^ ^,^f^g" ^,^Si3 ^ I 



Rave, v. ^q ^, £f»n*r ^, C^51 I 
Ra^n,*.#T^^T^,f^«.^T^i [gm^5 
Ravenous, «. C^T#t> ^l% 1>fa$, 
Ravine, s. ^[sft, <TR1, s?T5f1 I 
Raving, *.£t9TT*f3wW ^f^7,CT55T^ 1 
Ravish, v. ^^^^S ^, ^^T^^T?" 

Ravisher, 5. ^^K^t'?' ?5t|r^ I 



&EA 216 

^shment,*.^^^^^ 

Rnwboned, a. ^ Brtfftfn* I 
Rawness, *. ^fft^sl; xffo , 
^y, *. ^\ % ^ % Jf% _ t ( 
Raze, *. TFKvrt^^ <$ , 
Razor, *. ^- . . stropj m ^ , 
Razure, *. §frr*?1 c ^ w> ^ ?1 

-React, v, £f f%<5T?r *, 31%SIT3 9 1 
Reaction, 5. effete, £ffc*r?T I 
Read, v. *f T *<l>, ^ ^^r ^ , 
Readable, a. *fftj, *ftatt*f*^ f 
Reader, *. *ffa^ WJ1R ,^J , 
Readily, «£ tg^ ^^ ^ T?TOT| 
Readiness, *. gf*55l, w^l I 
Reading, *. ^^,^^ ? ^^^ t?l 

Ready, a. $*§-§, §5fjs ; *s^ 1 
Real, a. £ffs, ^ Jf ^^ , 
Reality, 5. £f^5l, j&&\ 3 vj^j , 
Realize, i>. fjj^ gj, nSjTRT? ^ I 
Really, ad. TfcJ ^^ *T^ffi^ | 
Realm, s. <rT5>J, ($"t, tf? , 
Ream, *. ft*f ^1 ^T?T®f 1 
Reanimate, v. «J^®f fc^ ^ , 
Reap, 5. *\7]j *p^ ; ^\*t^ ^ l 
Reaper, *. *fJnc*5?<P, *Sri>3Ul 1 
Reaping-hook,*. <Pt^J1,*mj <PqV} 
Reappearance, a.^^ff^vg^s^ i 



REO 

Reapplication, *. «J**far mtf* 

%*J*&U I 
Rear, s. t^OT^T *f*^t?f I 
Rear, v. C5T<*; Sfcl ; nte'R <g » 
Rear-admiral, 5. ^5 irtefSTSOT I 
Reascend,y. *f^^r$ ^tC?TT^«l <5 f 
Reason, *. C^;^f%; <5?T*; *mri 
Reason, v. ft$# 3>, *rf§; ^ ^j^«j 

Reasonable, a. TT% fjj^ j ^jtsrj, 
Reasonablenes,*.^*f$r^;$i,^jTso$1 
Reasonably, ad. nf& pf^j ^^i I 
Reasoner, *. ^j%* ^T^, ft W* I 
Reasoning, 5. ft^ftsTj, ftssl I 
Reassemble, v. *p;?f\$f^; ^ 1 
Reassume, v. *J*J*f^«l ^, 2f$JT- 

Reassure,^. ^t^C$ sr^F ^ | 
Rebel,*, slBiftcjT^ I 
Rebel, v. ^tsftcjT^t ^ ^ 1 
Rebellion,*. ^TlfftnpCt <5W l 
Rebellious, «. <rt®fa^T&T3ft I 
Rebellow, u.f^3TCff?T 2f^«f^ ^l 
Rebound, u.ft*rttr?r1 <5iT^:*T | 
Rebuff,*, ^m^ t it^m*, W&, £f1%- 

Rebuff, v. £ft%c*F*f sp, ^r/q 35 I 
Rebuild, y. *£sf^TT«l ^ I 
Rebuke, v. ^<^*1 ^, s^^ 1 
Rebuke, *. 1%^^T?", ^OTsf I 

Rebus, *. f^^rsrr, £fc^i^^i i 

Rebut, v. QvgiQ 7[ ^, t^^T^"cj ^ j 
Recall^, <J5 JW^ ^ 3 ^^K1 1$ I 



REC 

Recant, v. *£<& ^\^ ^RJ$t1 ^ I 
Recantation,*. *J# 3>9i1 ^^W<r I 
Recapitulate, y. ^#]t<]1 ^ I 
Recapitulation,*. ^p^TjT-tfjl ^?"«t i 
Recede,^, ^fc, f*TC^ ^ ; *FT^ "5: 1 
Receipt, *.$ns>i <$J9\ - t ^fat^" *ra I 
Receivable^ a. £ft*f7, StT^^^T I . 
Receive, v. gJT^f, tf^l <P;*fT^J <P I 
Receiver, *. tfK^T; •iftnt^t I 
Recent, a.^'^Mfa'^J^f^*' 
Recently, ad. *j"Pft%, ^q5j*n,*TO8l 
Receptacle, s. ^WJ, C<f>T^r, *ft3 I 
Reception,*. *r$;«| <epfT«l ; ^"wjsfal I 
Recess, *. fr?TT*r <5T*T ; £*i ^t^ I 
Recession,*. &<$ ^S*,^^" ^*m l 
Recipe, *. ^c*r<r <W5)1 I 
Recipient,*, sr^ 3? ci ; tf^«i *fT3 I 
Reciprocal, «. ^G<T, *f<PP(3: I 
Reciprocally, «^. < s > f^:^C'?"3"»<rTS I 
Reciprocate, v. *iJ?FiZJ[ *PT*fj *P I 
Reciprocity, *. *1"^*Ft^ *$*& ^^ I 
Recision, s. ^Rjsfl ^"^«1, C^JR I 
Recital, Recitation, *. *^«T?Ff«F, 

Recitative,*. ^7C ^f?<Tl *T"fr 3><T«i I 
Recite, v. ^p??f3F *F> "WH *P I 
Reck, v. ^T<F*rm ^, ^WTC"5TT9f 3H 
Reckless, a. f^f*fr$, ^RT^R I 
Reckon, v. ST«R1 ^ ; C^T^T 9 I 
Reckoning, *. 5f«j5T1, CWI'cSfT-STl I 
Reclaim, v. ^C^T^t?: ^, ^T*T <3T1 I 
Recline,i;. C^fa CW, *Sf%?n $i"t^ I 
Recldse, *. 3JfT*Tt*, <ij^T^t l 



217 REO 

Recognisance, a. ^ffat?" > *jj* 

Recognise, fl.f5^,TtoT?r *;^HT«I ^ 
Recognition,*.^ «l,^5T,^t^T?T I 
Recoil, v. *?*ST* ^ ; *TC^T5 ^ I 
Recollect, v. *H$e\ g>, tt^ <5 i 
Recollection, *. *ST<C«I, STOT ^^ I 
Recommence, v. *p^"t^W ^ I 
Recommend, v. ' WC^tSf ^, ^«£- 

c<rT*r <5 i 

Recommendation, *.^*tC?Tt s f,^ i 5[- 

Recompense, *. 2f r%JfR, *t3"^t?T I 
Recompense, y.^^T^: ^,£ftWPR^ 
Reconcile, v. *RC5f*T ^, fjej^ ^ | 
Reconcilable, a. ^tawfVrafar I 
Reconciliation, *. *RC"sfW, f^SRj 

Recondite, a. $\t£\-$\ srTT?,C*Tt?T$f<5 
Reconnoitre, ?;. T*1g> ^ j *f <ft^1 <[>, 

Rec6rd,v.t^W*f5T?"K,t^f<r^1 ?rT< 
Record, *. ^r^Ttf C*T-*D, f^f*fa I 
Recorder,*. aanr«i1«f C<f>R ft^TT *1 

Recount, *. 3"«j31 ^, f^"CtC?" ^ I 
Recourse, *. 3^111; ^T^HT^^ I 
Recover, v. ^% ^ ; <p8£jT^ ^ I 
Recoverable, v. *p8 2tTn^? ; 

Recovery, *. ^t^J ; «p8 £fT^f«l I 
Recreant,a.^*f?F^, ^%& ^Jf»ft I 



RED 

Recreate,*?. tt^fT^T ?F, "SRsf^f <fr \ 
Recreation, *. ftastftT, ^T<rT*r I 
Recriminate, v. 2f\5J' 5> f^'T^ 3» l 
Recrimination, *. gfSj^lTf I 
Reemit,a.*pS7rec ; i ^; ^S^T^ ^l 
Recruit, *. •[3^ TSSJ'^S tT*J I 
Rectangle,*.*PT ^§?,^ir C3>T«it<p1% i 
Rectangular, a. STsres faf*T3> l 
Rectification,*. "59^ ^P?T«l,^<r<rT^ I 
Rectify, v.S% <P, vji *tf?T,#*nri I 
Rectitude, *. 3T3"*J31 5 WT^31 I 
Rector, s. ^T<fJ^ ; «JC<Ttt%^5 I 
Recumbent, a. CRf%\5 ; "fnivg I 
Recur,v.«3p^T<r^rr^Ji;a8I7rc«i<J^^ 
Recurrence^. ^^'TSfSR^^'Sn^ll 
Red, #. cnTcf, ?"1§M, ?"«* 3«f I 
Redbreast, 5. ^ j *T#t t^C^T^T I 
Redden, v. <RF<r«i 3>, cTTeT 3> I 
Reddish, a. %^ ^r^^<,|rT^rT©?l1 
Redeem, w. ^p 3>,^iiT<r ^,iaTS ^l 
Redeemable,^. ^3"«?t?,csni^ft'?r I 
Redeemer^.^^T^T^^Ij^f^ WT31 I 
Redemption,* f^T<T,^T«l,\S^iT3' 1 
Red-hot, a. *5tfff?r* 3%^f$ 3^ I 
Redlead,*. f^J, ^WW^VH C?T«i 1 
Redness, 5. ^rf^STl, eitf^, T>3>f 3> I 
Redolent, a. *[*re ftPTO, ^W I 
Redouble, v. ffe«l 3* ; ^l?"^ ^- 

Redoubt, *. ¥C^?T *Tf%C?T?r ^1 1 
Redoubtable, a. ^?T^, 7f*TW I 
Redound, v. f^f?<11 f^f?*?I1 ^t- 



218 REF 

Redress, s. £fl$$T?r, ^r% c*ft*T f 
Redress, v. gf f%^T<T ^, ^T^T o I 
Reduce,?;, ^7*[ 3s , •^ <j> ; wsr^T^ I 
Reducible,**. ~^]t\ ^3*«rt*r ; JFSRfai 
Reduction,*. ^J^T 3><T«j ; <$*f »t*f I 
Redundance, s. 'STTf^J, *T^*IJ I 
Redundant, a. ^rt%^^, 3^*r 1 
Re-echo, v. *Tasfff%*0"ft ^ 1 
Reed, 8. **r, *HT, «<rT^1, *[J*ft I 
Reef, 5. Ut^TCSi?: *TTf%?T ^T§? ; 

T^5<r stot *t#3 ffstit • 

Reef,?;. ^ *f Tf%<T <H^ ^TS? U\51 1 
Reek, *. ?rW, ^»T*T, *[?1, 3WT3" I 
Reek, u. ?TT^ $fc, sf sr |5j«f^ ^ l 
Reel,*. *T^Tt, ^Tf <T; *pj fcc*f* I 
Reel, v. £i>1, «?qn ; T*5isra $ l 
Refection, 5. ®*r *fl3T, Hcf C^TT^f 1 
Refectory, s. c^TSWT$fT?T I 
Refer, v. ^Z^ITC £f1% ^T<T CW, fs?- 

Referable, a. ^<f «ft?T ; *I**f^f ?T I 
Reference,*. *T**rap ; ^«f«l,£tC?T«f I 
Refine,??. f^^r^T ^j ^«"sr ^>,^^j ^ 
Refinement, s. "3^» ^^"«l ; ^j3! I 
Refiner, *. ^^"gT ^T^, C*tT<f^ 
Refit, v. Tri1??l1 Or, v% ^]J l 
Reflect, v. £tt$ftf%3 ^ ; f^^l ^ ; 

Reflection,*. £fl%f^ ; f5^1;^*tf1 I 
Reflective, a. Sjf%f^pTS,*f:5^*f|« i T 1 
Reflector,*. f^C3"5W>€l;2ft%ft^ 
Reflex, a. gf^ltpj^, ^*t^ I 
Refluent, a, *f*5K t^C^ £[3K^ I 



REG 219 

Reflux,*. ^T51,CHT?TC?'?r fc*nrt$ 
Reform, v. n*$\ *TT?T, ^3 ^ I 
Reformation, Reform, s. *ff?fa?f3T, 

^sU31 £flt% I 
Refraction, s. "f%"^C«l?" ^ C?T<1 

stop ^j«\ i 

Refractoriness,*. ^steTST^tW 
Refractory, a. ^shll, ^I^t^J I 
Refrain, v. 1^^ 3\^t^ ^,f^|« ^1 
Refresh, v. ftasftsr ^, ^f% «&, ^T- 

Refreshment, 5". ^^T"?; ^T^T?"^ I 
Refrigate, i;. f^Sfr ^, *fl"3*i ^ | 
Refuge,*. wn2f?r, "TTT'I ; ?T3OT"fa I 
Refugee,*.^snf£R& ^jf^^^T^f^ I 
Refulgence, *. <T5§f, wtn?, £N1 I 
Refulgent, a. Tftf^^T^T, $B[Sff9l I 
Refund, v*£*tfm 3s,*^sfc*nsf CW | 
Refusal, s. ^sr-^t^T?", ^?T35rf% ; 

Refuse, v. 'snffas;^ ^ssj?}^ ^ i 
Refuse, s. ^f^3> ; sft?, f*T.1>1 l 
Refutation, *. •tfg^r, ^Rjsfl ^"3>j, 

Refute, ?;. <l^^ 3>, £f3JT<JT^ ^ I 
Regain, v. *£ S2fm 3", f^PC<F *H 1 
Regal, a. jm^t<r, ?Tli*!^wY?r I 
Regale, v. CBlwm <$, ^^ ^ I 
Regalia, *. ^"TSjIW, ITTSI^XI I 
Regard, v. srOTC*nsf ^ ; ^R ^ i 
Regard,*, ft**; TSTC^TC^rT^ ; >*tf3n 



REI 



Kegardless,«.^^c^TOT9ft,t^f*5^ 



Regency,*. 3T®£ff%ftf*r?' *Tt*R I 
Regenerate, i>. *J^I# i 3T CW,»T33; ^ 
Regenerate, a. «J^TS, ff ® I 
Regeneration, *. «t^^ ; ^"st^T 

Regent, 5. ^ts?2ft%f^jx l 
Regicide, *. Jlm^M\ ; "$\WW$J\ i 
Regimen,*. *T $17, *f f?if$ta ^rt^T?" I 
Regiment, *. t^RJ^cT, *f c^{ I 
Regimental, a. *T5^ ^^#t?T I 
Regimentals, *. t^JCW?" TWl I 
Region, *. 2fCW~r, 53*,^r$»5T,CW*t I 
Register, *. $Tf*te1, *ff3lj *ft I 
Register, 0. ^ jnT^ t%Nnl ?"K I 
Register, *. C^fsi^^t ^T?T3>, PI- 

Registration, Registry, $. t^f^TUl 
Regnant,a. 7TTSi53 ^T^ftl [?TK^ I 
Regret, v. ^T^t*f ^, C*TW ^ 1 
Regret, *. C*rw, ^T^T-f, ft^PS I 
Regular, «. ^^T«f35, f^?f^5 I 
Regularity, *. t^?^, *TT?T1, 3p3T I 
Regularly, ««?. t^ilf^^^C^T I 
Regulate, v. t^Hir ^, f*l?t»*f«l ^ I 
Regulation,*. t^T<l^r, 37^1, *T?nt 
Regulator, *. ftsTW, f^?fr*f3> 1 
Rehear, 0. «t^S2£J^«j ?p, c^3T ^ I 
Rehearsal, s.^T^Tc^^S^l^^T^, 

Rehearse, ?>. ^Sf^JT^f ^,^T|f<5^ I 
Reign, *. ^IstHf^l? ; ?TI«»J *il^- 

Reign, v. ^I^fJ 35; 2^ ^ | 



Release, s. ^f^,^T<r^i\F fcft I 
Relent, v. ^T^"^, *3"*r ^ I 
Relentless, a. f^*lf?, f^t^T^ffo I 
Relevancy, 5. *W3£*iTO;$*f<st?r I 
Relevant, a. ^^^?,^^;^<pj 
Reliance, 5. f^f^fttfT, ^11 I 



£EL 220 

Reimburse, v. ^1% ^jc\ <$ ( 
Rein, *. ^T^rtTsr, *T*fcW,W*1 I 
Rein, v. ^I^TtZ^j ¥T?T1 ^TTti 3> I 
Reinforce, v.^^cT ^,3"*r c^TT"^*! ^ I 
Reinforcement,* •H&^'vsj^tefcraj 
Reins, s. tftfih, ^#*r, ^^tsr I 
Reinstate, v. sp^rt^T *fTff ^ I 
Reiterate, v. *T?T*T?" <^*T*?pf%J 
Reiteration, s. <rT<T^T?r <Psr* I [>{ 
Reject, v. ^r^ft^J^, C^?^17T *s f 
Rejection, s. ^Jt?f,c^?^l^,^^Vi 
Rejoice, v. sstfaf^FS ^ ^ ^ | 
Rejoin, v. ^tWf <5 ; £fv|re<r^i 
Rejoinder, 5. £f^7^<T, ^^§?^<Tt<TJ 
Relapse, v. «Js s»Hf%q5 ^ ; *p3fT?r 
*fTC»f *ny 1 [*ftC*f n^'l 

Relapse, s. «ps <fh5l ^^^ ; *pg 
Relate, w. for<r«i <*> ; *re^fa ^*t 
Relation, s. 3W<5 . ^^ ; *«(%i , 
Relationship,*, f T>PJ3l,<:?TT*fTi% 1 
Relative, *. ^fa 9 ^i1%, ^T^rtTT I 
Relative, a. ^T^^f <r, ?iwl<r 1 
Relative pronoun,s.^^T"sr ftc*ra" 
Relax, «. ft?*n ^ 5 ^ft?i^5 ^|Tf «> 1 
Relaxation, 5. f^sftST; f^aslTsr I 
Relay, s. *rfto.7T CTTT3T?T \5T<5 I 
Release, v. ^e 7 3>, ^T?T ^ 1 



REM 

Relics, *. ^<rfn^ JSj ;^5 *f<f)-<r I 
Relict, *. frsrai, ^Tf^sftol I 
Relief, s. S*f*i*r, 2ft%^T<T, *nf% ; 

C^T^T ^f%V 3BSTsf I 
Relieve, i>. ^f*tir <p, *f|f% <p ! 
Religion,*. '<ftf ^^^TfrTSRTl^ I 
Religious,*?.^ *P3T^t?r; *f^fJ% l 
Relinquish,v.v5JT5f «*, ^T?,C^rT5^ <$ 
Relinquishment, *. 3jT$f, ^T\5^T I 
Relish, *. ITT, <?fs, ^TW ; TfC^T^ I 
Relish, v. ^TW C*T*T <p, ^TW SfR I 
Reluctance, 5. ^pFj«rt$, ^ff^^l 1 
Reluctant, «. ^Jj^ns, ^t^^^ t 
Relume, v. *$*% 2fMf%5 <g P 
Rely, v. fr^T*T <P, f^% ^ 1 
Remain, v. *Tte, ?"^ ; *?^i stf^ | 
Remainder, s. ^c*fTT, ^T*r C*f^ I 
Remains, s. ^f^ ; *f<r | [<g t 
Remand, v.^xsljH * 9 *$*r$mm 
Remark, *. ?misj <^1 ? f}<^ ( 
Remark, v. C?«T ; c*T*T ^ ; <^, 

Remarkable, 0. ^ri*ss! j, ^37 I 
Remarkably, «^. ^tt*5*fi?TC*r i 
Remedy,*.^9fT?r,Stt%^T?",^^*rsr I 
Remedy, v. §*fnr ^, ^^?T1 I 
Remember, v. iTC^ ^"t^T, ^?-ej ^ 1 
Remembrance, $. *^3~«j, ^1% 1 
Remind, y.'srcsT^.ffrsn CW,^^«1 GjU 
Reminiscence,*. ^^"«<, ^z^ "$*& | 
Remiss, a. f*tf$j-5T, f^«TT, ^t^fl 1 
Remission, *. ^?T1, ^T^R1 j C^T- 



REN 
Remissly, ad. f*\f*tm ?&C*f ; ^*TT- 

Remit, v.fnfirsr^cSt^q *F;*F^1 3»i 
Remittance, 5. C£tf?T3 T>T3>1 I 
Remnant, $. ^RC^^f^r^t^ I 
RemonstrancejS.Sff^Tffj^WtSf I 
Remonstrate, v. £ft%3"TW 3? I 
Remorse, «. ^ST^T^f, *R^T*f I 
Remorseless, a. f^i»?r,f^?",?pfito I 
Remote, a. ipr, ^l^<r ; ^f^5T> I 
Remotely, ad. T£C<T, inr^5 ^pfa I 
Remoteness, s. if <T^r, ^I^?"^ I 
Removable, fl.TfaTW^fftlT, ®3fsp 
Removal^.^T^T^ ^?T«J T1 ^6T • 

Rem6ve,s. ^T*T3?" V *1 ^, ?T?1 I 
Remunerate,'y.*^^'^t?' 31 C3"$^ Cf I 
Remuneration,^. *t"3"^t<r; C3"$^ I 
Remunerative, a. *Tt^ WtU^ I 
Rencounter, s.'STT^"T , srt^t,^;^T^;\5t I 
Rend,«;. t^wt«f 3>, fbj' t ^T3, *gj> I 
Render, v. 2ft%7p5T CW ; JfTsT*, 

*rsr*f «i ^ I 
Rendezvous, *. ftf5R ^t^, t*fo* I 
Renegade, s.^^Jtsft^T^T- 
Renew,v.*[$i? ^, «J^T3" ^ I [$«> I 
Renewable,a.*i^T?" fT$^ ^^<t? 
Renewal, s. ^m <t><Tc|, ^t?^^ I 
Renounce^. <5Jt*f ^,^T3,<rW?f 3? I 
Renovate, v. ^5^ ?p, *J#f*^1 

Renovation,*. •[W 3>?r«l,^d|>t^iT?" 
Renown, *. ^JTl^, ^f^" ^*T I 



221 REP 

Rent, s. TFt^1, fej ; ^rc?"?" ^t^l l 
Rent, v. ^T^l cW ; ^T$1 <pf??n *r I 
Rent-free, «. 5TtC4T?rTSf, fc'mj I 
Rent-roll,*. -tfTSiPttS" *T\«tJl, C«Tt- 

Renunciation, s. "%& ^Jttf,"^]"^ I 
Repair, v. #*T3"1, ^Tt^ ; sf?R ^ I 
Repair, s\ CST^TtST*, *rt?:«l, ^5;f<r«l I 
Reparable, v. ^T?"-^?, SffOTTO I 
Reparation, s. ^TT?T«I ; ^f% ^Ij 
Repartee, 5. ^5rt#$S?r, $*fj%$ S- 
Repass, v. *j^T?T *TT<T ^ I |>?n 
Repast, «. c^TSf^, ^If^T^ I 
Repay, v. 1%f??1 &[ ; gffo^yT CW, 

Repayment, s, ^f?C*ft*T ^C^l^t- 
Repeal, v, •$&& ?p, <5RJ*T1 ^ I 
Repeal, * 'BRisTI sp^r*!, ?T?f *P3"«I I 
Repeat, v. *J*r^T3" ^, ^ 3?f^ ^ I 
Repeatedly, 0^. *^s *, 3"T3"^T3" I 
Repeater, s. ^wfe ^1 $ ^?\ 

Repeal,?;. £fj%*W ^, ^Tt?r1 e=f t 
Repent, v. *ij}?m^ «$, ^^T^f 

Repentance,s. *f*5T«3T*f, ^•[St'^f ( 
Repentant, a. ^^$T*ft, C^^"^ l 
Repertory, $. ftwtf*fi![*i\jV$, C^t* 

Repetition, s. ^HpT^f^; Sf*f I 
Repine, v. s5tf*T^ ^, f^-jT^ "^ I 
Replace, v. *£•« ^T*t^ ^' 



REP 

Replenish, v. ^3"*J<r 3*, *J?" I 
Replete, a. *£< *f%«J«C ^1 I 
Repletion, s. ^I^'J^I, <J^51 i 
Replication, *. £f\|J3F?r, Sffs 3"S^ i 
Reply, v. §&-$ 3>, 2fv£jf%5 CW I 
Reply, a. ^«^",£ff^^T^T,£f^7«?r I 

Report, #. «j^3pj% ; TJ^|5f ; VfffjT | 

Rep6rt,«>. sw^re ^,$n>i,*raTw cf ' 

Reporter, *. ST^tTf ?rT<r3>, 3?T*f35 I 
Repose, v. ftsftsr ^jftgl tff;?"t*f I 
Repose, s. *nr*, t^aStrr, ~ttf% i 
Repository, s. sff^5 ^t^^t^T?" I 
Reprehend, v. ^5^C^rT?T 3> ; *T5^1, 

Reprehensible, a. ^m^ptlWJ ; T£"37 i 
Reprehension, s.^5T^C*rT*f, «<*R1 I 
Reprehensive, a. ^;OT*f 35T<ft I 
Represent, v. fP*fl ; ^*fa1 31 ; ^Tt- 

Represents tion,*. Sffsfsfirea ; St- 

Representative,*. 2tf$'RfV,^^t/*r f 
Repression, s. "FfiR 3><r«l ; **f^" 

«>?«! ; 5t*R I 
Repress, v. 5tf*nr1 ?"K ; T?^T^" * I 
Repressive, «."RC^^T^, TfSR^r • 
Reprieve, s. £tT«IW* ^rf^l 35^«IT- 

3&?" ^srl, **r f^?rT?rei i 

Reprieve, «?. 2fMW3 ^T^te^?" 

*Fm 3> l 
Reprimand, *. ^TTTtSf, 5f?3l I 
Reprimand, v. SiWl, ^I^OTsf <p i 
Reprint,?', *f*^fj5 3>, C^T ^T*f i 



222 REQ 

Reprisal, 5. 2ff%^< sj.WtW C3t*R I 
Reproach, v. fa^l 3>, f$3;^T<r # I 
Reproach, s. fa^1,^<C7Rl,rrri|-1 I 
Reproachful,*?. M 5 WT35<r,«fTfi|' 3J53» 
Reprobate, a. ^"$*f?r, 3^>, ^r§> » 
Reprobate, s. ^fo *TM11T1, ^?t- 

Reprobate, p. 7rj^3>t?T ^;^3T^^n 3> l 
Reprobation, *. 3JT*t ^^«l; ^1 I 
Reproduction, s. *jp«P**ff?f I 
Reproof, *. ^rattf, *r^<F, $t?»1 I 
Reprovable,a. ^OTSIJ, ^*^?, 

T£?TJ I 
Reprove, v. ^t^Ttf 3S,%rTR>!,i*rfi> I 
Reptile, *. ?T*f ^Ut?r, ^?T?r I 
Republic, s. ^T^T^ ?"TSf*^5,^- 

C5T3S <Uf& ?"T®J *ft*R 3>t?" C^T- 

*nc* i 

Republican, a. ^53F 3>^53 ^T^€t<I I 
Republish, v. *ps Sf^T^T <P I 
Repudiate, u. 53T?f 3>, ^£?T 3> « 
Repudiation, s. 3!)T?r ^iT^Wp i 
Repugnance, 5. t^Wl, ^*TJ% I 
Repugnant, a. T3"*T?ft3 ; 'Stf^'Sf <5 i 
Repulse, 5. *f?"T«ra,3lv5Tar,C4rwra I 
Repulse,?;. 3TT%?1 CW, C-tftihn tff I 
Repulsive, a. ^«iT©iT^, ^*f?Tt?"3> I 
Reputable,^. t^f*r%,^m,^*r^tl 
Reputation, *. <t)lf^,^W,^U I 
Repute, v. C*t*T 3f, ^ J 3>, ^T* ^> 
Repute, s. TO^T, ^**DTf3,£tf^1 I 
Request,5.£n?^1, ^T^ 5 3^^ l 
Request, v. ^W1 *, 2ft ^1 35 I 



RES 223 

Requiem, s. ^5 *VW$ §CWT 

Require^. T5t^, *ttW 5 gfraTSR ^ I 
Requisite, a. ^13*1735, §*iW& I 
Requisition, s. WT>S?n,TrT^1 J wTt^' I 
Requital, 5. £f1^<?r, *fftrc*tt*T I 
Requite, «. £{1%Tp?f cw, *ttt?C5T- 

f%^ CTf I 
Rescind, v. c^lM *5, ^5RJ$n <5 I 
Rescission,*. ^rft^5 ^1 C^rT*f <^T^ ' 
Rescript,*. ^T®? W53l,^ntW*Tn^ I 
Rescue, v. *[3F ^, ^1"3" <P 1 
Rescue, *. ^f^ZST 6 !, Sf5T?T, ^1%* I 
Research, *. ^5WS:«i, w^J^R I 
Research, v. H~W[ <P, ^JCW*i ^ I 
Resemblance, *. *Tt^*fJ, ^731 I 
Resemble, v. ?\W*\ ST, ^«TJ "^ < 
Resent, v. ^iwr^r SslW ^5 ^ I 
Resentful, a. £t^fsf^TS^^,C^ft I 
Resentment, *. ^ZWV*t, GT3" I 
Reservation, *. ^ ^tfihn ?"t<R, 

Reserve, v. "§;tre ?W,si*£?r ^t??1 
^T*r l 

Reserve, *. ^f^»^5 ^f^T ; ^t\!>1, C5ft- 

*"Y ^TC « • 
Reserved, a. ^5Rt*lT*TT 5 ^^Pt^ ; 

Reservoir, «. ^fjSferfTOjCsfaW I 
Reside, v. ^PJ ^, ^J^^T^T 35,<*TW 
Residence, s. ^i<if%;^ ^^T 6 ! ; ^T- 

Resident, a. f^T^vl", ^^f^3 I 



RES 

Resident, *. Tta*t?ft, *Tf*J*5r1 ; %- 

Residuary, a. ^srCTO *TWlir I 
Residue, *. ^^C*!"^, 'SR'f*^ 1 
Resign, v. ^jTsf <£ ; *T"Tt^5 ^ 1 
Resignation, *. \5JT$f ^«l ; t%t%- 

Resin, Rosin, *. SJ^I, ?T§^%3T I 
Resinous, a. *£»1 ^W, ^T^T? I 
Resist, v. £fTi\5f>5T7 ^, C?T<r ^ I 
Resistance, 5. 2f1%c<n*r, ^JT^TO f 
Resistable, a. f^3T*fj, 2f1%3"T*fJ I 
Resistless, a. 'Stf^'TO, ^31*0 I 
Resolute, a. ^1?^, ^^\F, ^7 I 
Resolution,*. <J<*r^*. 3^«i ; t%*fj, 

Resolvable, a. ftwtW', ^<tf ^?"- 

Resolve, "J. ^T of 3>;T£3"^; f^faj^l 
Resolve, *. £f j%33l, t^sfarq I 
Resonance, *. 2ff$^f^, 2ff%*f^l 
Resort, s. tfSRttPSR ; f%\F,©33l I 
Resort, v. spRtsfSR 3>, *HT^ ^ 1 
Resound,!;. £ff%*ffi <P,£ffWR o I 
Resource, s. $*TT?T, «ff%, 5T*T1 I 
Respect, v. sr^fiflri * ; *JTO ?Hl 
Respect, 5. ^STTf^T, "STt^T ; f^T^l' 
Respectability,*. *rT*T3t, OTJTW1 I 
Respectable, a. ^f*r^, "STt^J^Jl 
Respectful, «. **fit^, f*t^T5Ts% 

Respectfully, ad. TT^fjTWl ^^J^T- 
Respecting, pr. fr^^re, ^^C^. ! 



RES 224 

Respective, a. "^"^TT, ^Tt^t?T C^T- 

Respectively, ad. frc*t^?fC*f ,^t? * I 
Respiration, *. f^fagJ^T^ ' 
Respiratory, a. f^TT £pstt*T ^'sr i 
Respire, v. f^r*T g^ffi 5Jt?r «* I 
Respite, *. gfTTOS?: Wy ;t3emi I 
Resplendence, *. £t^1,C$Sf,C*TT«1 I 
Resplendent, a. *§SSR3r,CSC®Tsi?r I 
Resp6nd,r.^«t'^ r ^ ; 2fv|>Je?" ^ I 
Respondent, *. gffs^Tfft, £f^Je?" 

Response, *. £F$re?T, Sff^^tW I 
Responsibility, *. ^ft, WT?,^T3" i 
Responsible, a. Tftefl",^^^'?? I 
Responsive, a. ^e^T^t,^ 1 ^ I 
Rest, *. *TTf%, fc^PT ; wfM> I 
Rest, v. «TTf% ^,R^t^ <5 ; cfc*T C*T i 
Restive, a. ^5reT*fJ, C^^1, «i|^?1 I 
Restitution,*. *R?r*f q ,1^*t1 3>3"«i i 
Restless,*?. ^f%?".'5i9p^r,^rl%astt^ I 
Restoration, *. *£%l%l9f * ; S^T?" I 
Restorative, a. ^^T^^cT^tift I 
Restore, v. £fal*fa 9 ; ^ <P < 
Restrain, 2;. *ft?firi ?*t<f, TfTr?T ^ 1 
Restrainable, a. Jf?R^?, sj^Xlir I 
Restraint, s. ^srTlfo, *T*T1, W*R I 
Restrict, v. ^ftTTl ^"K, <5iTT>3> 9 1 
Restriction, 5". iftsrl f^?f*f«i,<rt*n 1 
Result, v. TpC^T«,^^ ^, $**f3 i; 1 
Result,*. %**fa, ^P^T, «?T^, faf^i I 
Jtesumable, a. ^^«f^?it? ; *f*3"T- 



RET 

Resume,?;. *£wk«i ?Pj «p?"t?W ^1 
Resumption, 5. *2^f^«|,£fJ5JtWTsT l 
Resurrection, s. ^p^Stt^, ^ft?TI 

Resuscitate, v. *ft8*rffa ^ I 
Retail, v. <l"©"<rl K^TI ^ I 
Retail, s. «^Sf^r1 fa3p?T, *FJ%*tf^ I 
Retailer, *. ^5 *rjT*TT?fY, ^f%?1 1 
Retain, v. 3"K, %Tt?T«i <P j TO <5 I 
Retainer, *. ^57, ^^F^T ; *n<r«l 

Retake, v. *J*3rT<!r <j]r$e\ ^ 1 
Retaliate,?;. 2jf$Tp^tf«,*fftc*ft*r 35 I 
Retaliation,*. £tf%TpST 9 TSfTW C"5t^f ^ I 
Retard, v. *Tifl tff, ft^ 3> I 
Retardation, *. c^fa ^T«l, *J*T1 I 
Retch, v. $Tf*tt?T,^Tfc C^T?T *S I 
Retention,s.%T<r«i ,^rtTNTt?i1 ^T<^» 
Retentive, 0. tf^r^ST, tfT^T^er I 
Reticular, a. W? **, WT*ft*f5l I 
Reticule, *. ^J ^^ 31 lit«T l 
Retina, *. E"5j>^ SfTW* 55*\ I 
Retinue, s. ^r«J5^T, ^53* C*Tta? I 
Retire,?;. £t^t^ *?,£3t^TC* sf*R <P 1 
Retired, a. #%fa#3T ; ^RfaT^ft I 
Retirement, 5. tt3"cT ; ^5T' s? f^T'^"«l, 

Retort,*. £T5J*f<rTW; ^ fcc*TC I 
Retort, v. ^f^?1 Cft^ CW I 
Retouch, v. ^5f|Tl, <j5T^f<«T^t?rt 

Retrace, i?, 1%^^t<r1 ^f^^C^*t ^ I 



REV 



Retract, v. *J# ^sfl ^ajsfl T1 

Retraction, *. ^rajifl ^<pT«j, ^Tf- 
Retreat, *. ^^,*fcTt<R ; ^T^t? I 
Retreat,?;. ^Ts^r en; ^; 2W^ ^ I 
Retrench, v. 3"J<I TTC^T^ ^j^ffi 3> I 
Retrenchment, s. 37^1 <5if*r^ 3S? 6 !, 

^T?«l^*fj 3>£«l I 
Retribution, 5. 2f1%^pcn*,*Tf?C*ttSd: i 
Retributive, a. gffs^ST fftTt I 
Retrieve, v. *ps2fT<3 3",wt>W?- 

Retrievable, 0.£tfWt*f5,§^?T^ I 
Retrograde, 0. £t5JWtft,£tt^«r I 
Retrogression, *. *?*£]<$, ^R,£ft%- 

Retrospect, s. sf\5 ft^TC?I ^"/^ 

Retrospective, a. ST3 R"3H W*rf, 

Return, v. gfajTtfSR *P; £tf$*p*T 

Return, *. ^Ts^R J *ff?TC*tT*f ; 

Reunion, s. ^L^m, *praT*f I 
Reunite, v. ^csfptf ^,*pc*f«T^I 
Reveal,*?;, gf^f^f 3?, 3"J*F ^ I 
Revel, v. SffiJ *fT(^T ^IC^T^f ^ l 
Revel,*.^! *ftC5T ^IC^tW gfCTT? i 
Revelation,*. 3"^5J* £faT*f ^«l, 

Reveller, *. ^TCSttW £fC*rfr? ^J^, 
P 



225 REV * 

Revelry, v. ^TC*rtW £ftsrtW • 
Revenge, *. £ffift\?j1, f®*rt\*Tl, 

Revenge,*;. £fj%f^\7Tl ^,wtW C5t«T I 
Revengeful, a. 2$Vlf$\7\<p, cTsft< 
Revenger, 5. £fraw^^«1,Wft^t 
Revenue,*.^!® ^",^?T,^rT?r,*retsf5ri 
Reverberate, 0. gff^^f^ ^, £ff$- 
*TT3 ^ I ["Sits I 

Reverberation, *. £ffv5*grf^, £ff$- 
Revere,v.<3tfff3" <p,?I^I ?P,2£f^1 *P I 
Reverence,s.^T^,^STt^;^^^t?:i 
Reverence, v. ^5TtW?T «>, 3^1 ^ I * 
Reverend, «. "511^7, C*RJ, *J®^tl I 
Reverential, a. "STifjtWl ?J5^ I 
Reverently, «^. 'STPr?" *J^"3» I 
Reverie,*.^3i^^r^1,^lf^?r t/5^1 t 
Reversal, *. <5TO$T1 ^<r«i, ^-#T^ I 
Reverse, v. S^M ^, 373JIT <p • 
Reverse, *. ft*TO?r, t*"*f^5J ; 

Reversion, *. ^"^itV^lt?^ 1 
Revert, v. fW, £t3Jt*f*R ^ I 
Review, v.^tccctTsW <P;*t5f 3> ^ 

Review, *. *]Rf 0, *pf^CS5*1 I 
Reviewer,*. QUSJ CWt^" £«l C*K$ I 
Revile, v. ^*Rl <$, f^M ^ ' 
Reviler, s. gTTt^ *5T?F<S, f^r^ I 
Reviling, *. t?T^1 *P<H, §nf^ « 
Revise, v. ^TftS* ^ ^f^t?T *P, 

Revision, *. ^^;^«|.l 



• RIC 

Revisit, v. *i*t:T[\wfa 3? I 
Eevival, *. *|t*c*&3*1, *p®f <R I 
Revive, 0. *UU*5tt ^ ;*TT^*1 ^ I 
Reviving, a. C5"5^1 ^ft, ^"^ I 
Revocable, a. 'SRjstl ^J^ t <$- 

sftll 
Revocate, v. ^srjsM ^, C5TT*T * ' 
Revocation, *. 7[f&5 ^J«l, -aTS^ I 
Revoke, v. W^jsfl ^, ?rft"5 <5 l 
Revolt, i\fTT®2tf^C*T ^/sreT^I 
Revolt, *. ^-TSiCjr^ ; *Tf?3rtsf i 
Revolve,?;. *r<t?*TT* ^: f^C*5*1 ^ I 
Revolution, s.^ c l;^'tl'^' ^'ft^-e^I 
Revolutionary, a. <£T5i7 *ff?fa3fk 

Revulsion, *. S^Tt^^l; t**T?ftoJ 
Reward, *. *J?T^T?r, gff^*T I 
Reward^. «JfT^T?T *F,2ffe*p5T CW I 
Rhapsody, *? *T\*r*t W, ^T^T- 
Rhetoric, *. ^cFT^T<T *ra I [^*?T 
Rhetorical, a. ^5r»PffT?r*rT3 *re*ft?T 
Rhetorician, 5. ^T»reT?r *H5 C*¥1 
Rheum, s< <$?$, CSPSfl, f*?l|fi> I 
Rheumatic, «. ^^ns^jCSra^ 
Rheumatism, s. tftffsl *T3, 3"?T 
Rhinoceros,*. -aresrVrsT?" I [*T3 1 
Rhubarb,*. C?3n>fa,C?~5^ S^IV I 
Rhyme, *. 1*W^?, ^2TWJ 
Rib, *. *i«$v*r*<r,*f^?r,c^ra i 
Ribaldry, 5. ^3 ^si" 1 , *ret*T 3"T<5J i 
Ribbon, *. C^*!^ ftf*fr5 f*F3l <T1 



226 RIG 

Rich, a. SfSRftT ; ^*pTJ ; 3#?1 1 
Riches,s. *R, ^, 3p*rj%,fr«* I 
Richly, ad.tttt Wf ,7TT^eT7?5i:*f 
Richness,*. *R^1; ^?Hgr; f^3>3l 
Rick, *. -*!Z\5J 9fIWl, ^T^rt: « 
Rickety, a. C^T SHOT'S, Pf^^T I 
Rid, v. ^ ?P, 5t\5t%^1 CW I 
Riddance, *. srf s* , ^5T?T, ^TTsf I 
Riddle, *. gfc^t^^l, rfsTelt ; ^^ 

Ride, v. ^TTC^t^«l ^ ; TTTC5TC3 9f- 
Rider, *. ^TC^Tt^s, *K5<rT?r I 
Ridge,*. ^TTt% ; *rqsr?T "ST^I ; CSTt- 

Ridicule, *. «ff?^TT, t<^*f,37W » 
Ridicule, v. *Tf?^PT *g 5 ^T^1 $ I 
Ridiculous, a. *fHhn*T7, ^3"CS? » 
Rife, a. W3 37T*f^, *TW?T«I I 
Riffraff, *. t"5?T CSTfas, W5T *«f I 
Rifle, *. ^*f^*i ^, c# ^ | 
Rifle, *. *^ ftc*ra I 
Rig, ?'. *pf^r3 *5, 3£C3"*f ^, Wt- 

Rigging, s. ^T^TtS?^ *fTt% ^ 5f vftl 
Right,ff.^f5^,^r^T^,dmi; WfM I 
Right, atf. STsfTsfaW, ©^ ?K*f I 
Right, *. 7TjT<r, ^fTsf; ^^,^Tr^1 I 
Righteous,^. ^rt^Tf^fT^^JTTJi 
Righteousness, *.SfTfs$r3T5l,*rT$tTs£ J 
Rightful^. ^rorT^rf^^T^, ^t^^ I 
Rightly, ad. Ssf^-^S, 2ff5 ?^C^f I 
Rigid, a. ^ft^, ^.^5*f, *T^, ^f I 
Rigidity,*. ^"51, ^T©^T7 3 ^"f^l ! 



RIS 227 

Rigmarole, *. wfaft, *f**f I 
Rigorous, a. ^.^3V*f, ^f$JT, ^C^T"^ 
Rigorously, #J. ^cVf^3l ?»C*T, 

Rigour, *. <5lf$*T,3>&T?"3l,^F5l I 
Rill, 5. ^J *wY, ^3 OT^,C^T?1 1 
Rim, *. sjt^T, t^«T?r1, ^pr, ^T«ll I 
Rind, *. 33^, ^TcT, C^Tffil I [*I^f I 
Ring,*.^^ ; ^Iflf ; e$1 ;*l*i?T3" 
Ring, v. *TSJ1, *r«i?T<r *ffi *P I 
Ringleader, s. ff«i*Tf5 ; TPRSf <T 

Ringlet,*. St5^ c^*T; ^J ^lT^# I 
Ringworm, *. jf3F, WTif ? WT^*f t 
Rinse,?'. c*fo ^gpSFTeR^^FcTl I 
Riot, *. 9fT9C9flwT, Sf^T^t, *Te3)1 I 

Riot, v. ^rsr^rfsr *s, ^wPr ^,ir« ^ i 
Riotous, a. v\**ii? ; ^wt^t, ^*T^- 

Rip, v. ffc?r,1^fT?r» tpT^ ; 37^ 3> i 
Ripe,a. *ff<r*f^V>fT^1, «j3l; PT^ l 
Ripen, *. *f j%*n$ ^, *TT^ «* I 
Ripeness,*. <>ff?r ^ 3*31 , *Tt3>; C*fl*D3l 
Ripple, v. ^J* a?^5W "W 9 msi m^5 I 
Ripple,*. ^5 Cl>§ *1 3<TW I 
Rise, v. ^, $W<T ^ ; 3^5 ^ I 
Rise, *. ^^T, 3W? ; |fs», ^g1% ; 

Risibility,*. ^sforss, ?T*TT51 I 
Risible, a. 3:T*TJ«re*F, *ffir^T^T I 
Rising, *. Sfc^r ; ^W<r ; ^T5fT*r I 
Risk,*. wUr, ^, fr*ffF,*f«l;*tTl I 
Risk, v. 3[1% ^5* <$t& ^ ; *f«| ^ ! 
P 2" 



ROC 
Rite, *. *r?s-frf*r } ^^t^r, f^»<ri l 
Ritual, *. *f*fr*nsif5sr1%, *ra1% I 
Rival, *. 4$ J^JTf^STT^t 37]%% 

Rival, u.Sjt^C^Tfsf 31 *P,£tf$*t* ^ I 
Rivalry,*. eft^OTfsr$1, fc*f^1 I 
Rive, v. TpT^, ttffT?r, 1%?", "SpT^ I 
River^.^ft^WjSffS^tfr^CJTvS^rst 
Rivet, *. ^TSTJTIM C£f^ I 
Rivet, v ©eft" fif?1 3^i«>, TO 3? 1 
Rivulet, *. ^J *wt, ^TcT, ^T*T1 I 
Road,*, W, *<ff. *p$1, T[T^,^T^ I 
Roadstead, *. *f^f3Cl> Ht^tSf 

**$■ <uf?r ZX$ %V* 1 
Roam, v. ^5r«l 3>, *nfj1> st ?p, c3"$1 1 
Roan, a. (C"5IT^TJ firCTOq) ftj%$: 

*. 5sfr fe^T^" l 
Roar, v. 'tfWW 3>, 3>CMT«T *ftf <5 I 
Roar, *. 9fW^, vf^ JTTW, ^stfeTf 
Roast, v. viw, 3r«T*fl, «>T3"T3" 3> 1 
Roast,*. 3sT3"T3" 3><Tl *srT\^,^^Tt^l 
Rob, v. ^*f£3"«| ^, \5t^T^i^ ^, 

cTl> ^ I 
Robber, *. \5t^:^3, W^T, C5T?" I 
Robbery,*. '5f?,\5T^T^'1%, ;: 5i*f3;3"«l I 
Robe, *. csffa* ^^ ^3. C^T^K l 
Robe, v. rgMlW <T5 *tff ST* 55 I 
Robust, «. ^ci^t^, 7fC3lf, C^1 I 
Rock, *, *f^3, t«fsr, f«rf|r, 2f^^ I 
Rock, v. ^TC^tcT^ 55, CWTeTI I 
Rocket, *. -^T^^, ^ftf?r[e| 1 
Rock-salt,*.tT^^, *fT^f?T?r1 vtW 
Rocky, a. 2f^?T^?, f^^T^iT I 



BOS 228 

Eod,s. ft^i^TO; *t^t^1; T%*f • 
Rodomontade, s. ^TsfTS*?', 3t^I1 I 

Koe, s. i^ft, sf?r<ft; *r*x*TJ?r ft?ri 
Eogue, 5. £fa**P; Jp£ , fctf, £^l 
Boguery, 5 .St^ft, J^fcl, fcsttft I 
Roguish, a. W^, ^,QZ', ?TWI 
Eoll, v. *jyi, 9Tv51, ST>1 ; «x% ' 
Eoll, 5. -F^t 6 !, S^T^^; ^Tf^T^I l 
Roller,*. C5Tt^,Ctf5R,W«fl 5 *ffi> I 
Roman, a. CTH3" w»T<rc, C?1*1ir I 
Boinance, s. S*RJ1*T, ^*ft<JT^, 



EOU 



Romantic, a. <5r*t^, ^*HS3", 

Romish, 0. C^T^t?, Cjl^ **f?T 

Eomp, 5. 5^1 3Tt; ^^sK^tl 
E-ood, s. ^ff[J *>ff?*rT«l fcc*f* I 
Eoof,s.-£tv5, ^**f<T ; 3T«J, 3T*p1 1 

Roof, v. ^t^ cjf, w*^?: cw, "s:t^ i 

Book,s.^T<5; *tt$^ C<*JT?T C^1 1 
Boom, s. ^t^r, ^csrtsf ; f%f\ \ 
Booniy, a. *®zm$ Tfa\^, £f*t^ I 
Boost, s. *f^t?" #tf ; #tC\5 *f*ra1 
Boost, i?. wire ^f%?1 ^1 I [*P5R I 
Boot, s. W; *tv£; ^Ttff sT<T«l I 
Boot, u. Tff%<5iC$ *[*T *^ ^ I 
Boot up, v. TT^I^T^ <£ l 
Booted, a. Z%\* 9 *T^?", ^^ I 
Rope, 5. ?W,W\5^ttv5l,3"*Tl, ?T^t I 
Rope-walk, *t^twftl^^T«l ^T^l 
Rosary, s. C?fT*TT*f *pC*?<T C*F!) ; 



Rose, 5. c*TT*lT*f Tg5T I 
Eose-apple, s. c^T^T^ST^ I 
Roseate, a. c^t^T^^^C^T^tft I 
Eoses, conserve of, s. ^"?T^^t I 
Rosemary, s. |^ Rc*^ I 
Rosette, *. f%5l ftfsfrs C?tt*TT*f- 
Rosin, s. £*1, *rssf?"*T ' [^r ' 
R6strum,s. 5SJ ; 3T3F31 3RT«iftf *W 
Rosy, ». CJtt^t^Tl", C*fT*rT*T <T<*. I 
Eot, y. *f S, ^, *ff%3 "?, ffifa ^ I 
Eot, s. *f5^T, $f*R, W? ; OT^ 

TpTT^^^r c?rt?r i 

Rotation,*. -5r?r«l,5^f^; *N7HT I 
Rotatory, «. ^tfmt^, ST^^ffa I 
Bote, s. -s^lV^fV, ^C*r ^ff f% I 
Rotten, a. *T51, ^1, ^, tft^S I 
Rottenness, 5. ^fST^T^, *T^M^1 I 
Rotund, a. <Ts%T<pT?", C^ft^T I 
Eotimdity^.C^ff^T^t^j^Q^Tf 1% I 
Eouge, s. cnt^T J\ f%Z*\°Z 9 jf&'st] I 
Bough, a. 3s^af*r, ^^jr , ^^^j i 
B6uga-draught,5.m^:^<rj ; 2f*m 

^^ I 
Eoughness, s. ^^1^51 ; ^ift^J, 

Bound, a. CJlt^T, 5^t^T^ ; *£<« 
Bound, s. &&, ^Q«T ; C3£fsY, ^H- 

Bound, ad. 5v|TO?P, ^f^C^s I 
Boundabout, a. ^"^C^t^',^^' I 
Eoundliouse, s. QlT^i, C5]f%,^I?1 1 
Eoundly, ad. C9fT5TT^TC?T ; ^(C^ I 
Soundness, 5. C^ft^^^^I^T^^I I 



BUD 



Bouse, v. Sfttf* <p,"sni ^W,Ut*f1 I 
Bout, s. fWf ^$1 5 *f^t®? I 
Bout, y. *f|TTlf?r <5, *f <Tt^5 3* I 
Boute, s. *pyi, *t*T ? *^jf, *rttf I 
Routine, 5. 3^ 3$3"C«l<r "#tt% I 
Bove, a! nfl'^'l ^, *f*fjl>«T 55 I 
Rdver,"s. *ffif*[T^, *T*fjT> ^t#f ; 

Bow, s. ^$p&,c$qt,*ftf$ ) *mUfa I 
Bow, s. irt^^TW j <5^, sf^C9fT5T i 
Bow, y. #t^ espar, #tf T>T*, ^ I 
Bowel^.^tT^a^^f^ ^im<[ 
Bower, s. #I#U^W^t^l [^Tt1l 
Boyal, a. ^TtSl^tir, ^TtWM^ I 
Boyalist, s. ?TTlf*t<rT?«t *}f^ I 
Royally, ad. ^TtC^t^f^^?&C*f I 
Boyalty^.^t^^^t-jT^J^Tl^^ I 
Bub, v. ^«1 <5, *t^ 3?, GIFT'S" I 
Rub, Bubbing, s. ^«\, Sfvvf* ; 

Rubbish, $.-sni®Tl,«f^T*r, ^J*Jl 
Rubicund, «. *^f ^<T«f, TTW I 
Rubric, s. 7T&V5$C$ f^f*re ^ ; 

Buby, s. r{m-$l9{ sift ; C^Tf$3 
Rudder, *. ^M^T^^fTret^TcT I 
Ruddiness, s. ^Ts^"!, vfffiT^fa I 
Buddy, «. 3"tWtfi>?1, %"^Tp^«f I 
Rude, a. <3FT"©j, eftnrT^"; ^; T[«*f I 
Rudely^^.^TTr^J^C^^rfn^^^ 
Rudeness, *. ^5R»J51, <5rf*H[>5l 1 
Rudiment, 5. "5^ Tp, t^JT?r ^*f- 

P 3 



229 BUN 

Rudimental, a. ?tfv{& ; *5tffifa • 
Rue, v. *f*Fte C-^fTf ^, x5}*[3t*f ^ ? 

Rueful, a. C*fWf%3, ^8*ft, tt^H 1 
Burr>c<itFr^^^; ^*ttf<C , TO 
Buffian, s. -ppE?, ^TsT?", *rT3*& I 
Buffle, v. CTftsTOsT 3> ; ^Jtf cT ^ 5 

v£J*F ^ I 
Buffle, 5. ^t^t^?" ; ^Jtf *T"51 1 
Bug,*. ^I*f^3> OToT,CwT*f; "PS^ 
Bugged^. ^^Tt^,^55^*r;^T?r ; 

Buggedness, s. ^Tfsrt^Sl j <£1|31 ; 
Buin, s. ft^n, §fers1, *£\?T I 
Buin, v. frsrH ^, §fei" ^ I 
Ruinous,^. *f1%3;t^t*fcF,*ff\*ra I 
Ruins, s. <SW\51, ^tt £f!^tW i 
Bule, s. *s«%,*tW ; fcfa, *T?Tl « 
Rule,y."*n?R ^,^«%^s;C?T<1 T?R I 

Bum, s. *r^?rl t^c^t^: i 

Bumble, v. Sf^<T "far <£, &^<r1 I 
Ruminant, a. m^J^I ; ^Jt^Y I 
Buminate, v. ©t^^ ^1l> ; ^Jt^ ^, 

Bumination, 5. H"k5?" ^t^^T; ^TjT^Tl 
Bummage, «?. C*ft®?, cJtvF, vl^1 I 
Bum our, s. H^^^; St^spi%, t%^- 

Bump, 8. ^W\, ffitt, C5T^ ^fC^J 

Bumple^.^tT? ^>, C^t^"^1,C3t^1 



SAC 230 

Kun, *. tfft\?, *fT<3^ ; *!#, 5*R I 
Runagate,*.*^^ <pT^Y, *f*TT3<PI 
Eunaway, *. *?*tT33>, ^TOTSl I 
Eunner, s. B^sfT^Y, *rT3"3? ; T£5 I 
Eunning, *. CWl?^ ; «J?T, ?T^Tf^ I 
Eupee, 5-. ^1^1, v5^1 ; ^T?Tv5 *^f ? 
C?ft«TT ^1 I [§**TT3 I 

Rupture, s. ^T3R ; <Tw?f, ^3 |t% ; 
Eural,«. gfsrj, *fTf1 CSfC?, ^T?T«|JI 
Ruse, *. "^eT, £f^T<T«Jl ; V&1&J i 
Eush,v. C^C9T2jC^"*r^,C^C5T CWtf I 

Russet, ». c^TC^J c^TST ; sft^J I 
Rust, 5. TT571, f&i>i, c^te^; ^"<?T I 

Rust, w. *j^?f^ W, STEJl *T$ I 
Rustic, a. 9fT*TJ, 5WfS>?1, ^rf*r^ I 
Rusticate, y. tfTCST *Tl ^; ^T3"T *T ^ I 
Rusticity, *. ^TTOTSl, ^FT^Sl I 
Rustle, «. <v55t^*I^f *s I 
Rusty, *. HSJ1 *T31, TTSJ1 Sf^rl l 

Rut, s. *TtTt^3: ^rw^sr ; sc^ fs^ i 

Ruth, s. <pfl, 9{n1 ; C^r^l I 
Ruthless,^, f^ff?, f^tTfT, SB*I1 ^fa I 
Rye, 5. *OT frc*TC f 

S. 



sag 



Sabbath, s. ?rfc*T?r, ftsftsr t^ I 
Sable, 5. $QiT ^?t9i1 *T*t*T I 
Sable, a. ^3"«f ,^T^3"«f, C*rT?T I 
Sabre, 5. ^Tpf, ^JTtcT, *r\£if I 
Saccharine, a. *t^0^, f&f^* I 
Sacerdotal, a. *TtSt^t?r, *JC<fift^ 

P 4 



Sack, ^. ^j%^i . cj^oft^ . ^factf 

Sack, v. Qj-^tc-5 *£<T ; ^*f|^ <g I 
Sackbut, 5. TjRTt ftc*re I 
Sackcloth, s. 5C?<T ^T*TS, $N> 
Sacrament, *. ^f^Qj"; <tC^S" ^" 

Sacramental, «.if ^f\^T^* ^wY? I 
Sacred,^. £ft%f%3, *t!^4; ^^f^J I 
Sacredness, *. ^Tft^HJl, ^5TSQJ31 I 
Sacrifice, v. ^f^ffT^r ^, ^*f3 ^Y- 

Sacrifice,*. ^twtffT*, ^WfJ, *TTSf ; 
Sacrificial, a. *TO?t?r, ^Tlf^a^, ^37 I 
Sacrilege, *. CW^T^f^?" 6 ! I 
Sacrilegious, a. C^^M^T^"^ I 
Sad, a. ^a, tt^nf, fa^SI, C<n^75 I 
Sadden, v. ft^il *s, 1t^^,^T^ ^1 
Saddle,s.f®i*, *fmR,^f?T? *ffif I 
Saddle, v. f®R |l*f, *ft»Jfa SSI ; 

Saddler, *. !%* <T1 *ft^|5T f^T3l I 
Sadly, «rf. ttir^?jrc«f ; ^*W ?pc*f I 
Sadness, s. t^^TW, t^^Sl^l, C<^f I 
Safe, a. t^f^"^, f^^%, t^g^t 1 ^ I 
Safeguard, s. f^*TCW ^"^1, ^"^^1 
Safely,a^. f^f^C^^^^S^^"^ I 
Safety, *. f^j%^1, T^7[\^^ I 
SafHower, *. "^^^T ^?t i 
Saffron, s. ^^sr,lfTT^Tt«l, C^*f?T ! 
Sagacious, «. i?CW C^T^I, S^ I 
Sagacity, *. $\W ^f% V^J^] I 
bage,#. ^T^tj^fr 5 !,^^,^^! 



SAL 

Sage,*.^fa,3[f^,*ffe3;f ^ ftc*TC 
Sagittarius, *. *f$ ?TTf*f ; ^Wt • 
Sago, *. TTt^mi I 
Sail, *. *fTf§T, *fft*T; mWm I 
Sail, v. *nf% C3T*T ; SiT^Tl? C<W 
Sailor, s.^Tf^C^fT^T^^T^T^l 
Saint, *. nf^ *jf^, ^, ^1% I 
Saintly, a. *nW<5, ?tt*r, ^JTHI I 
Sake,*. ^C^|5f, C^/lRJ, ^T«f 
Salacious,*. ^T^,^f5Tt\r3",c ; i*Ml> I 
Salad, 5. ^pT^i ^T^f®^: <TJ>« I 
Salary, s. c*3^, ^t^?T^1,^T^\Fl I 
Sale,*. ft^, ^51, tt^t, C^M I 
Saleable, a. 1^C^?r, t^"C;s»7&37 I 
Salesman, *. f^ClF^I, f^^TT ^T^t I 
Salient, a. *rT*Plf^?n ; ^fftf i 
Saline,*. C«TT«i1, *TO«| ^Q 7 , 3T5req I 
Saliva,*. S£*T, c^*T, ^fo^1, SfT^I I 
Salivate, v. k"%^W cTT^I sfcl I 
Sallow, *. *fT3FTf*T?1, *fT§*«f i 
Sally, *. *T^TT?-1 C*l3fo W^ttfS 

Sally, v. "SpiTsf 3"ft^T37T * I 
Salmon, *. ^TTJ ftc*TO" I 
Saloon, s. wmfa ; Tf^tlT *1 ^T- 

Salt, *. m%% CcTt 6 ! ; 3"P^31 I 
Salt ,a. cT^eiT^ 1 , C*tT«i1, ?FT?" *T^ 1 
Salt, y. ^c^^"«l 3>, c^T^F ^ I 
Saltcellar, *. ©re«| TTTfafaTlT *f1^, 

Saltpetre, *. C*lf?r1, ^T3"^»T?" I 
Salubrious, a. W%j Sffi^, ~^m \ 



231 SAN 

Salubrity, *. ^T^JSR3>$1, ^T^H 
Salutary, a.^ ^Tj^, f *TcT WT#t I 
Salutation,s.7TTr^T?", £f«lt*r,3"^1 I 
Salute, *. £fe|ra;1g5*; OTTTf* C5T*T I 
Salute, v. ^^T^ - ^ ; ^^ 3> i 
Salvage, *. *^> Sl^tc®?: J^JtW 

■$^M f^fc^ *£gret?r 

Salvation,*. *f§^H,t^"5t?",^T?: I 
Salve,*. £fC*T*f, ^c^ j t*f*R, 2f- 

Salver,*. ^f^C^Tt^t^ fttfTO I 
Salvo, *. 3lf%C^, ^W^[ ; *$~WJ I 
Same, *. «il^,?ra,C*rt",^,^1%3" I 
Sameness,*, ifasj, *TTTf*rj, ^*rj$1 5 
Sample, *. fa^rt,^rt"W*f, f5lJ?*fa I 
Sanctify, v. *T{t^ ^, ^ ^ I 
Sanctification, *. *ffr3T ^"«i l 
Sanctimonious, *. ^HF ^J^T^T J 
Sanction,*. ^I^f^,^^^, ^tCJf'f I 
Sanction,?;. ^plf% CW, ^^T?" 9 ! 
Sanctity, *. *Tfcan3l, 3^51, «J«|j | 
Sanctuary, *. *ffta[ ^"fa j ^ftst* 

Sand, *. *tf%, 3"t*p1, C?T«I, 1W51 J 
Sandal, *. «re^, <pT& *ftip1 I 
Sandalwood, *. 5*5R *5T&, WiT^T 1 
Sandbank, *. F51, *t^, t*T<P3 I 
Sandy, a. *Tf^OT,*Tlir?rl,*raf1??n I 
Sane, «. ^, ^t^^^T, T^R I 
Sangfroid,s. ^T«J<5,^^1, ^^<T I 
Sanguinary, a.fr^^ft^f^^j^ir 
Sanguine,*. ^^^X<; ^^T^*^«T 5 



SAT 

Sanity, s.^t^l, j%5Ts1, ij^sl i 
Sap,s.|C^3"*TT?T, ?3T,*r33 ; ^^ I 
Sap, v. *j[\53f 3> ; ^"^^C*f ^ 3» I 
Sapid,«. ^"Iff, ^*T, ^ frf*T*i> l 
Sapient, a. ^T^^T^T, ^f%"3lT^r I 
Sapless, a. ^)<[7\, i$m, ^^i l 
Sapling, s. i*<ffa f ^, 5t?Tl ^ilW I 
Sapphire, 5. sTjc^T^ uf«i 1 
Saracen, 5. ^T?:Tt? spTcfsrftr • 
Sarcasm, s. ^I3W^ CSIratf^, 

Sarcastic,«.^I^f^^,^JW^1#t,^l 
Sarcenet, s. *T§*3 f^t*!"^ I [*fT*r I 
Sarcophagus, s."*^^" ^fTsT"^}? *5tf- 
Sardius, s. c^tt*! ^^ I 
Sardonyx, s. t^W^fj W I 
Sash, s. *i^UMJ[ *&a>%%7ft I 
Sash-window, s. ^f^^stf^UFf^rvS^" 
Satan, 5. *f?3t^, ^<T*FTf%*ft% 1 
Satanie,0. *T?r^t^^T^,^1%Pf^ 
Satchel, s. *2*^ ^H'atCsf ^Tj 

Sated, «. «j«f, *r@f ^r, ^?r<j<r 1 

Satellite,*.^ W; ^JtfT^t ^jf^l 
Satiate,?;. ^ <P, *ff?^J *; $fTW I 
Satiety, a. «jf^1, *ff?^te1, ^f$ I 
Satin, 5. C?r*tifr ^S, *rrfi>* I 
Satire, s. TOSftfe* ftfMi> ^137, 

Satirical,a.3Tf^?"F?T5lC^t^mj 
Satirist,*. CSlCSTf^T&^> f?rah*ft I 
Satirize, v. CStCStf^ ^t^J ^, ^^T- 



232 SAW 

Satisfaction, .?. sffitcsT^' ; *tt1?- 

Satisfactorily, «<?. Tfc^t - ^ ^^"^ 1 
Satisfactory, «. ^IC^t^"^, ^ftN<3" i 
Satisfy, v. ^i$ <$,<$?£ ^; c*TT*T ^1 
Satrap,*. srefa^sa^sr^cTTSfJ^ I 
Saturate, v. Tp tjc*7 nft'4«f <E* I 
Saturday, s. *tf%tf?C, ?T$sr ^]j \ 
Saturn, s. *fft, *tf^ ^ I 
Saturnine^.nf^tf^f^^j f^%^» 
Satyr,*, ^-qj^oftff^l; 5fW| | 
Sauce,*.«*rtGrJ? $*T^<T«i,*[*r,*J^ 
Saucepan, s. ?T3i«T *ft3f, ^IT^^Ieft I 
Saucer,*.5f*T>1 *T§t,f*f1?fa,C?reTf?n 
Saucy, a. ^1%;fte,d^1,d^«^1 1 
Saunter, v. WTtfTTTWin *5\l**t \ 

^p 6 ! <$, ^Rsifa c<T\5l I 
Sausage, s. 3RT«Tl ^f?$ *f^.*rT\*T 

Savage, a. ^T^J, 3^7 ; f^s% I 
Savage, *. ?sm ©7 ^jf^ ; ^Rst^ft I 
Save, 1;. <r^1 3>, ^T«1 <F ; W *F 3* I 
Save, arf. <o1\k3"C<F, W^\ flrei I 
Saving^.Tf^^^^^jf^^j^^, 
Saving,^r. ^t%C<TC^, ^T$1, f%5*1 I 
Saviour, *. isM^i, f^T?" Wl I 
Savour, *. ^TW, "5T3T, ^f£ ; 5f3T I 
Savoury, 0. ^Ttf, ^J^ ; ^^tf% I 
Saw, s. ^^"tv5,^^5, ^?T*f3r,^T?rl I 

Saw, v. <P<rTcv5<r ¥t?n ft?r 1 

Sawdust, s. ^^TCvS?" f 1^1 R^t«f 



SOA 

Sawyer, s. ^J\z), *srt?rTW I 
Say, v. 35^, <m, <5*f ; ^lt|f% *5 I 
Saying,*.TOr, <N** ; C5rt*5£frm I- 
Scab, s. siUft, ^USJ C-«rT^1 ; 

Scabbard^.c^t^.^sifTT C<5|^,<ft«f I 
Scabby, a. ■tf^C^TW^, ««f^?1 I 
Scaffold,*. Tit5t5T, "ST^ts, ^T?Tl I 
Scaffolding, s. ^T<T1, ^t^t^ I 
Scald, v. V% m?i Jf^fr <5 I 
Scale, $. *fT?i1 ; ^T*f<5 ^^^ ; 

^ftt^r ; C3£ffl- ; ^3>*T ; faff I 
Scale, v.f^ftf T?T1 Sfc ; ^T^ G3t*T 
Scalp, s.-sr^C^"^ <5ft, 5^1 J 33<T[ I 
Scalp, v. *£cft<T ^^ C^T^ I 
Scalpel, 5. Irf^Ttt^: ^s frcTO I 
Scaly, a. ^St^S Rf*f^ ; f^«\ I 
Scamper, v. irfihrl *rt,5**n> <P,C^\5! 
Scan, v. ^1% ^^ *1TW 35 ; 

Scandal, s. f^fl, Ppfr^r, #tft I 
Scandalize, v. ^<TJT^ ^fi^lF <5 I 
Scandalous, a. f^rtS?^, ^WTl- 

®iT<5 1 
Scanning, s. ^^S^f?^"!*! <54«i I 
Scantling,*, f^fwfe ^ffffstt®!, ^f% I 
Scanty, a. ^£f^, ^£J^, *j?J I 
Scapula, 5. ^TOfC*T?T ^f*£ I 
Scar, s. ^C5?T fin», ^TT?r ft^ I 
Scarce, a. TJ^W, Tpfe, fr?"cT I 
Scarcely,^. <Ptt> ; <5J?Tf5*,^f5^ I 
Scarcity, s. ^PTT*fT5l, TJ*f%% I 
Scare, v. »H ^*fl, $t\?1 C*f, ^3<r1 I 



233 SCH 

I Scarecrow, 5. *1WJtfir ?" ^T^Tsf C^»- 

Scarf, 5. ^^t^i", 4<P*tT^:, 4?P*fTT>1 I 
Scarify, v. C*vRft'$J\J[ , \ -JT^CSTt- 

Scarlet, 5. ?j^<r«f, *iTwT<r«f, ttT^1 I 
Scate, s. c*?te ^3F 3>1% *ftij^1 ; 

Scatter, v. f^^f^W *5, ^q»1 I 
Scavenger, s. *f$J" *tf?3a>T?"^ I 
Scene, s. Tf*f ^ ; ^ ^fs", ^T^T *T- 
ftrc^f $ ft3f $13 3"5*1 ; ^^«T I 
Scenery, *. £fT<p <F$*T5[G5;?J <4^ 

Scent, 5. TfW, <rT*T, ^tt , C^ft?"^ I 
Scent, v. ^T«l *T ; *[Sff% <5 I 
Sceptic, a. *TC*^*$t?ft, ^Tf%^ I 
Sceptical, a. Jff^SRTS ; *fms I 
Scepticism, s. ^T^S^I ; W^ l 
Sceptre, 5. 7TWT3, ?"T^fl>^ I 
Schedule, s. v5Tf*fa?1, ^^ 3 Tt^, 

Scheme, s. <f.^*1, "STt^^ ; TOJI1 « 
Schemer, s.W^^^^^qIi 
Schism, s. SRStOTj *T^ 1\;#f3 

Schismatic, s. ^Tf*fv5 *FS f^C^W 

Scholar, s. f*P3T, ^^<I1 ; ^f^3 I 
Scholarship, s. t^WT»7 ^t^^ ffo I 
Scholastic, a. t^W]!^? ^WlT I 
Scholiast, s. ^t^J^t?", ^T^T?" I 
Scholium, s. ^**f^, 1^1, ^RJ I 



SCO 234 

School, s. *ffct*n*n, ^W7t^?T ; S- 

Schoolfellow, s. *\^*rf5&, ^T^Tt- 

*rmft, jrW i 

Schooling, 5. ft* J1 f*ra*1, §*fCW*T I 
Schoolmaster, s. stfm f*I«F^, «tt- 

^*fTcr[7r ^r*rjr*rei 

Schooner, s. W^Tm ftc^R ( 
Science, s. ftw^Ssfa ; w^fa *tT3 I 
Scientific, «. ft^fi^srf^Jff^t, *- 

Scimitar, s. <5lfTT, <v5sf, <frel I 
Scintillate, v. J^t^Tsf f^sf $ ^ I 
Scion, s. *f pJ3", ^T^JT, ^i^5T* i 
Scissors, 5. #Tift, ^^t, ^T^T^ I 
Scoff, v. ^1^1 55, ^^TTT *s I 
Scoffer, 5.ft^*ft,1^f3>,*ff?f^:T*re» 
Scold, u, *TSpPl, CF51, ^TSJWTSf <f> I 
Scold, s. <5*frflr?1 gt,^T<?1, Vf^Tl I 
Scollop, *. fasp ; |?|%v3 s^T^T I 
Scolopendra, 5. ft"CI, |f*5^ l 

Scoop, v. ^t^i fiNl ^<r j c^rtc? ^ i 

Scope, 5. ^1%2ft?, ^mi«f ; £f*i?r 

Scorbutic, a.*fteTP?t?rT?f g^, 4^11 
Scorch, v. ^[HtSS 3>, 3i»l*n,c*fT\5l 1 
Score, s. 0X1, ^Wj f§*ti%; C^\»>; 

Scorner, s. t^^^», ^I^SSff, C^t I 
Scornful, a. ^3^1 ^T^ft, fa*vr^ I 
Scorpion, 5. ^f*5^, 3>T<5\51 ft^1 I 

Scotch, v. m&m}j) ^ 3^ <p ; 



C&X ^1 



SCR 

Scotch, a. ^TjcTS CJ?*ft?r I [wf?$3 I 
Scot-free, a. f^^^ ; ^J*f^"3, <5{- 
Scoundrel, 5. ff^ C^TT^, *ilj%l 
Scour, v. TTTW^ ^ 9 tl^l <£, C^W 

Scourge, s. C^T^1 9 3>~f1 ; *ft1%l 
Scourge, v. C^T\51 ^T^^TT^T^ ^ I 

Scout,5. 5?r, ^T*t,*j?i£5,OTg;i 

Scout, v. ^si^Wfat? ^W ^ ; 

Scowl, s. ^"sfsf, ^»ft>, <5T>TW I 
Scowl, v. ^^»fi> 3>, F*j> ?Tf3Fl35 1 
Scramble, v. <5T\5t^Tt% & ; ^TC3 ^ 

Scrap, *.. 4T3, ^1?T1, ^©, C*T*T I 
Scrape, v. C^J&ftt] C^^', C^C*r 

Scrape, 5. ^M* , ft*ffe, C*fo I 
Scraper, *. f T5^t, I>T5*T3 ; f *f«t I 
Scratch, v. 3WTTT3 <5, ^TS31 I 
Scratch, s. *4mrT3,^TS3,f&<r«l I 
Scrawl, v. ^TSf^?rl f^K, ^^Pl^T- 

Scream, 5. C55T3, Fte^T^" *ttrl 
Screech, v. C%ft?[ JIJT3 ?T* * I 
Screech-owl, 5. 3sT*TC*fol, &<5$*t 

*T^r^T^ C*f5^ I 
Screen, v. ^T*3?l ?5, ^J^^tiT ^ | 
Screen, s. ^iT^TcT, C^l, *fWl l 
Screw, s. C*pf 5, C«^5 ^j^l, ^T^ I 
Screw, v. C*ittJ ^W ^^ ^, 5T*T « 
Scribble, ». ^T^f?<j1 fm% ^« 



SOU 235 

Scribbler, s. *TT*rffiJ g^RJI, <R- 

Scribe, s. CcT<^, ^r^t^tft I 
Scrip, s. ^ j o|-5Tt j ^J f%f*f I 
Scriptural, v. SfSff'nT^TspT^t I 
Scripture, 5. c*t<\ ; K^ 9 ^^, *C- 

^■*ng l 

Scrivener, s. f^?*T *f^Tl^ C5f«T^ I 
Scrofula, 5. $f93TTsr1, *f«r C^C*!^" 

^3 C^T^T I 
Scrofulous, a. 5f SUlcTl C3"T?f $T5 I 
Scroll, s. f%f«rs $i> Tf^<11 Tpff I 
Scrub, v. H^k <», TdtfSl, sujgfl | 
Scruple, 5. £fT?T ^TTT> ?1% n1t^T«j; 

Scruple, v. ?rc*^^, ^Mfe^s I 
Scrupulous, a. *j[^lt5T?ft, 3TC**f^t, 
tw%FY, ft? i 

Scrutinize, v. 3j^5f *t<f^1 ^ l 
Scrutiny, s. *t?t*F1, *J^»I ^oS I 
Scrutoire, 5. ^T3"?T, ^T3 f^*£3> i 
Scud, v. <n?r?c *T<H ^1% C^C9f 

*m ^ i 
Scuffle, s. TfaT5Tf%, Trt^rr^t<rt l 
Sculk, v. -^i1% ^rt1??n Qtt3>, ^ ^ i 
Scuil,ff.-srw<r«^^, , 5r^ft5rr?r;^"©?rii 

Scullery, s. *fT4 C*f|5 ^T«l ^R I 
Scullion, s. ^T^nt^T? *fT3Tl^ 

Sculptor, *. vttj, C<TJf^t?re I 
Sculpture,*.^!^ jt^r «>*fr, C<fff^T- 

Scum, s. c^p-H, fit®, 9tT^1, ^1 I 



SEA 

Scurf, s. 3^5^, *rf*5, 5t*r$t t 
Scurrility,.?. *fT^£ sfTeTTtfT^r I 
Scurrilous, a. F^^OTt,^*?^ \ 
Scurvy,s.*ft^Twc?T?rtl : c x T^,<%f : t-| 
Scurvy, a. *rt$TJf c^t^T g^ ; ^W, 

Scuttle, s. 3fT<Fl, 63Tft5l ; ^<ui[\ I 
Scuttle,*;. ut^Tc^^T ^cTT? fwyt ^ i 
Scymetar, «. *aqsr, ^<P3l«T, •tfvSjf I 
Scytbe, s. ^ cw^ ^T^,^!t%?1 I 
Sea,s.*T*jjgf,iTTsnr,f7T3i, ^icf^l 
Seafaring, v.^sjrjsf SRtit, STtet^l 
Seal, s. ^TSJjft? ©^ ; ^T*T, C^I^J I 
Seal,v. CStfST G, "5t«T CW ; P5IT ^, 

Sealing-wax, s. 5fT*Fl, *Tl, ^ft»r1 I 
Seam, s. OTS, 31^ ; W^f^l 
Seaman^.c^T^^T^^t^^tcTt^tl 
Seamless,^. CUfo ?~ft$, f^S*TJ% I 
Seaport,*. ^'Jf^T, ^^^t?^ ^Sf?T, 

Sear,?;. Jf95 ^, C*ft\£l, 3^1 I 
Sear, a. ^$$, "STR, t^?^, 3ft?T*T I 
Search,s.^5iipT^R, &&, ^ra^«t I 
Search, v.^C^ 6 ! <3>, 3^<5, C^TSf I 
Searcher, s. ^^fffil^, ^OT^3? 
Season, 5. ^, ^IcT,^^r?,^C^rT?f I 
Season, v. ?^1W ^, vJT? ^ I 
Seasonable, «. ^* > pI«F ^I^tJT, 3Tt- 

Seasoning,s. "^TW®^ J^J,^*J^^T I 
Seat, s. WW 3 C6tf% ; ^R, ^[«T I 
Seat, v. ^nR^ ^, ^OTiR ^11 I 



SEC 



236 



SEE 



Seaward, ad. ?i WOrC^, *T5j3f*jW I 
Secede, v. ^jjsf <pf?<Tl *n, ^"31 ^ I 
Secession, s. SjTsf ^r«|, ^fstfsr^ I 
Seclude,r. 3"f$^T3 ^, ^<^ 3> ; ft- 

Seclusion, 5. «J$r^3s<r«| ; ^T*TJ I 
Second, «. f*ifa, ^£[Sf;^ I 
Second, s. *Tf T?T, *T?ft ; ft*f *T I 
Second, i;.*reT?re1 ^, Ttf^Kj <5 t 
Secondly, ad. fwlUSS I 
Secondary, a. ff $t?T, ^£f*Ti^" I 
Secondhand, v. ^C^JT*T^5*F 9 CWt*f- 

Secondly, «<?. fwtinss I 
Second-rate, v.ff ifa 9T«|J, iT^TJ'sr I 
Secrecy,*. Q'^"£l,CifT*f^,^T2t?Pt x f I 
Secret, tf.Wff^TP^, $n ; f^"3 I 
Secret, s. £*£ TT^J, f^*fl? f^N^r I 
Secretary,*. c*W^ ; ^ss^gI, ^"tfr- 

Secretaryship,*. ^^"t5f]C^?" *f*f I 
Secrete, v. C*fT*R^,era1 ; *K*[^ I 
Secretion, s. *r<ffc?T ?"*T *1 *T»T, 

Secretly, «^. 3^?6C*T, ejrasl^3l 1 
Sect, s. ftt*f*T snsTSerfacW?" ^ I 
Sectarian, a."^C*t^ ^3 Tf^f^f ?r I 
Sectary, s. ftc*!^" S^ST5t3"^*rt I 
Section, s.*?f?C^W, <T3 ; Sf^^ 1 
Secular, a. ^T\^tf?^, C*JTf%$ I 
Secularity,*. 7TT\*TTf?^5l I 
Secularize^. ?Tl VTlt?^ ^ I 



Secundine,*. sf^f<^, ¥cTi"5T, Bf^rt?, 
Secure, «.f^w?r,f^f^n[,f^j« 1 [Tpsti 
Secure,!;. f^*5? <p,"^1 3> 5 ?TI"5pr! 1 
Securely, ad. f^1%^f?5C^f,t^C?r I 
Security, *.^T^r.f^<rT*ti* ; £f 1^^l 
Sedan, s. cf TFl *ftsr^t, Wf I 
Sedate, 0. sft^r, f%^*Ts, W^cT 1 
Sedately, ad. ^tCJ, 9f^t<r?fC^f I 
Sedative, a. Trf^r^T^jTtf^Tr | 
Sedentary, a. ^f?^, $*fc^*tj, 

^CWJTtf *rto I 
Sedge, 5. BicTSF J^ t%C*t^" I 
Sediment, *. <JTtW, ^ftl>, v5*fTf^ I 
Sedition,*. TTtetfccijK <^, CJt^l 
Seditious, a. ^^T<ff, ^TTSiCjT^t, 

Seduce, v. ^*T1, "^ral^l t^^Tsf- 
Seducer, 5. "^iTtlfl t^*tCsT *f*R 

Seduction, *. ^*tt$r *TOT, ^Swrfa 1 
Sedulous, a. *ff?£f^}, Trc^Tftw*ft, 

See,*. ^t*fjc^ ^rf*T$T?r I 
See,?>. CW*f, "J0 *P, f^fftW ^ I 
Seed,*.Ttlr, ^1%; ^, v\^foft\"t | 
Seedling, *. 3TCWTOT3 5T?"1, Tt^iT- 
Seedsman,*. Tfe 13^3*51 I [^3* I 
Seedtime,*, **M^fcT, C^t^^T^I 
Seeing, s. Tff$, W*fa, C*<R I 
Seeing that, C*T C5^p,^1 CJff<r?1l 
Seek, w. nSTc^PH ^, C^^l ^ ; £ft- 

Seem, v. ^I^t^ ^, C^t^ ^ i • 



SEM 

Seemingly, a cl T^Sl, W*fc^C3 I 
Seemly, a. f*r^, ^*f^3F, ;§f&3 I 
Seer,*.J3>1, ^Tftw*ff, ^Wt^ff I 
Seesaw, *. CPrTcTtCWrt% I 
Seethe, v. *f|^ ^, fa^ «s, pl^1 I 
Segar,s. ^^, SF5R CfT^J5l I 
Segment, 5. *ff?C^Ff, *T53"W?T, 

|6**T3 I 
Segregate,??. *f^3", f^f%s* ^ 1 
Seignior, *. "ST^T^T?!", ^rf%*Tf% I 
Seize, v. ^5flI5»sr«| ^, 3^ *£^"^ *f, 

Seizure, s. ^T^SM, $JT«1, *5TTl>3? I 
Seldom, ad. <pWTf^, «>WTS, ftj&t l 
Select, v. ■srwT^fte 3>, *tferl cT I 
Select, a. ^f^1, TOTfsfrs; ^^^ ; 

Selection,*."sn:=TT;fft5 <P<T«», *T^f^ I 
Self, p.^\, ^iT^ft^, 1%m I 
Self-applause, 5. ^T^rafSrt^re^T?" 
Self-conceit, *. ^T^rN%STfa I 
Self-defence, s. ^nir?r^1 I 
Self-existent, a. ^IHS , ^?\®t5l 

Selfish,*?. ^T^?r,^rsff,^t^iwt? I 
Selfishness, *. ^"T^*f<T3l I 
Selfsame, «. $^, C^, $, ^^t" I 
Sell, v. t<^»? 3>, C^, ^ I 
Seller, 5. Rt^il, C*5f^Hl I 
Selvage, s. ^Cgj[ *fTt\F, 1%^T?r1 i 
Semblance, s. ^*p>% 3n^*fj | 
Semi-, 0. ^f, ^t^%, ^n*1 I 
Semicircle, *. ^3j*Ka*r, ^I^k^ 
Semicolon/, f^Rwr, ^1 (;) 1 



237 SEP 

Seminal, a. ft^i *T^ft?, t?j%^ 1 
Seminary, 5. rtSK^W ^faj *fT- 

Semivowel, 5. ^^fa^R* 3"< I 
Sempiternal, a. f^j, ^r^, ^yfl l 
Sempstress,*. 3jf5 37*?TTf?r^ 3ft I 
Senate, 5. ^TSt^T ?P*TT^ *T"Sl I 
Senator, *. 3:T®f*T»T*nf, ^ts^gt I 
Send, v. CSfiTI <5, <.2$i, *ftfcl I 
Senility, 5. *T^7,f ^T^1,*J£Tft I 
Senior, a. CBttfc-, ^$£§?,^,£t*[fa I 
Seniority, s. C®>7&53, £fT*rT^J I 
Senna, 5. C^T«iT^rt?" *T^ I 
Sensation, s. ^"f^^TC^TTsf, CS3^1 I 
Sense, 5. ^tC^Tpff? ; 3i% ; ^of I 
Senseless, a. ^£3^", ^S^afaT I 
Sensibility,*. tf^sratsf^TSCST* 
Sensible,;?. ^f"^?t?fT5<r; ^f^TT^I 
Sensibly, ad. &fa *£#«s, *Pfri& J 
Sensitive, a. CE^tfas, *TC55* I 
Sensual,*?. *tT<ftf?te ^[^Tf^^T^t i 
Sensualist, s. ^f^T JJ-arTf^wrT^t I 
Sensuality, s. tfahr ^C-^^1 I 
Sentence,sJf9t33l ; *T5;<r5?T,Tf3?J I 
Sentence, v. Wt"33l ^, t^^{f% ^ I 
Sententious, a. 7\\Z*$9f ^"t^J W& I 
Sentient,a. cST^ST^fa" f^f*i3> I 
Sentiment,*. ^T*, f^1,^rt%,»T3" t 
Sentimental, a. ^FSffit" ?T*R?r I 
Sentinel, Sentry, *.2^ft,C<5TT?m I 
Separable, a. sj^CSTTsO, ttc^l^T I 
Separate, a. *h*t^, f^> ^31 I 
Separate, v. <J^^ ^, f%3 ^ I 



SEE 238 

Separately, ad. ^^ *, jx& \ I 
Separation, s. *JsT*[ 3>?"«1, ftc^W I 
September, 5. ^W^stsT WTC? - ?: 

Septennial, a. 7ft3 X ^^^t? I 
Sepulchral, «. ^^7[ t^^t | 
Sepulchre, *. ^7[J, C^^, *raTf*TI 
Sepulture, s. ^£371$ K^?1, C*fT- 

Sequel, s. C*t^T5f ; ^*[f f% I 
Sequence, s. ^s^sr, C35t«ft I 
Sequester, v. ^J^J"^^,^!^^ <$ I 
Sequestration, 5. ^TT>3» 4>3"«i I 
Seraglio, s. ^S«JJT, ^tC^t^CW?" 

Seraph, s. %t#tfT T£5, "S^T^S I 
Seraphic, a. ^*f TJJ5 ?TTf*r ; ^ 1 
Serenade,*. ^Tfe^TC^f *rwj*T*R I 
Sere'ne,«. £fTO, f%7T, l^tf?", *TO I 
Serenity, s. *ftj%, t%(*n, sft?T5l I 
Serf, s. *nrt*ffa <TJ1%; WTT I 
Sergeant, 5. TfS^T?^, W^pTWT?" i 
Series, s. ^T^^TT, c*$t, £HT«ft I 
Serious, a. ^t#t? €t?*, sf^r I 
Seriously, ad. sfT^*fj?K*r, tffcs" I 
Sermon, 5. *rc3rT*fCTf*r, Sf^Ksr I 
Serous, a. CT^, *ftffal, 1?5T**, 

Serpent, s. 3TT*f, *T*f, ^Ttf, ^ft I 
Serpentine, «. *T*ft<pf§, T^ ^ I 
Serrated, a. ^T3*<* W^ ftf*^, 



Serum, *. ^5tf^, C3M ; OFf I 



SEV 

Servant, 5. CJR<F, Tft^T, ^"57 I 
Serve,/;. CT^I *s,c*TT9fl ; ^*fSTs? ^ I 
Service, s. $*f<FT<T; ST^VWl ; 

Serviceable, a. 3H$r«|j, ^«t^t^t I 
Servile.a. WT^T^,^r*f^,^5T*f^ 
Servility,*. ^J5ft^^,^t5«9,Tft^^5 I 
Servitor, s. C*T?T3>, ^njstt^" 1 
Servitude, *.TfT*T«3, ^5J31, C*T3l I 
Sesamum, s. 1%©r I j^Tcf ; ^1 I 
Session, s. ^*fW*R ; af^rt ^SW<£ 
Set, 5. £f*£, c*rT\SH ; *T"jr5fT*, *t*T I 

Set, v. ^t*r <f, ?:r<r^i ; *n«J 

CW ; ^^ ^ ; SflT ^ I 
Set, 0. f^<rt^3, 3"J3"f%3 ; 4tfFS I 
Set-off, s. 3T5T*prj<g 3^ ; gft^ffTST, 

Setting, s. ^M 9f^T^T ; ^T^fa I 
Settle, v. ^Tt% ^;t%^ ?P;f^«f?r 3> I 
Settle, v. ;§rsr, ^ ; f%J ^, fti>1 I 
Settlement, 5. ^"^t% 3>3"«l ; f«T?r*rf- 

♦pTC^ 2f*fT*; ftsPi1% I 
Settler, 5. f%^ CW*f<TT^t I 
Seven, a. 7{% ?H$ I 
Sevenfold, a. ^n ^«j, 3tf3 ^ | 
Se'nnight, s. ^T^T^, *!** ^Tfe I 
Seventeen, a. ^^7f*f, 3TC'3<T I 
Seventh, a. tt^^t l 
Seventy, a. ^1^, Tf^-^r | 
Sever, v. f%ff ^, <J?^^, 1%^ ^ I 
Several, a. f^f^sf, ^Z^^ • ^■^' | 
Severally, ad. g$Z1K^, «ilC^ ^ I 
Severe, a. <f.f&5T, ^^ ; ^?",f^^? I 






SHA 

Severely, ad. *i^?CT ; f^?T?rc*f I 
Severity, s. f^'lT3l,^lffi*J,^T£5l I 
Sew, v. C^^Ttt <p, sfrsTl, *ft^ ^ I 
Sewer, ,?. *nRT»tf» ^tfsfl, **?R- 

Sex, s. ffiw, 3ft^Tr% *1 ^SfTt% I 
Sexagenary, #. ^"tff ^^TC^T I 
Sexangular, a. ^^C^t«i t^f**^ I 
Sexennial, a. WS * %<*{$ ^j^" I 
Sextant,*. SC^ 5 ?" ^%T\*f ; CItfTt%- 

Sexton, ^. ^t^C?J *ff?5l?"^ ; 

3RT?" C4TT$1 <P"5fr ^T^t?T I 
6habbily,«^.3PW^?5C*T, , OT3r?PC*f I 
Shabby, a. ^*f«i, ^*f<pi>, ^WTTJ I 
Shackle,!;. "iJ^fC^T *3S 35, c*F5 Of I 
Shackles, s. -^^fcT, f*f<f>crt, C3"1% I 
Shade, s. ^W ; ^IT^Tvf^t ; ^5 ; 

Shade, v. t%W CW, ^TT^tW* ^ I 
Shadow,s.^1<I1,2tt%tt^ ; ^TT^?T I 
Shadowy,a. W.W ftf*T3> ; ^T^TT?" I 
Shady, a. ^ttG3l, ^HltCS T7T$1 I 

Shaft, 5-. ft?-, *v$ ; 9ft\^r c<rtsr ; 

Shaggy, a. C^t^*f, ^T?1 ; 351 

Shake, v. C5*fl, ^T\51 ; it*f, «r?r- 

Shall, v. ^ft^j^ 35t5f^^ ft^- 

Shallow, u. C5^J351, ^Sf^tT I 
Sham, i\ gfsT^I 3> ; W*T ^ I 



239 SHE 

Sham, a. sf**t$, ^sfgsr, fS*ffl I 



Shambles, 5. srT\C*T^ ^tl> ; ^pl I 
Shame, 5. wT^5f1, ^*fl ; ^r*iTTR I 
Shamefaced, a. orf^f^, ^TT^"^ I 
Shameful,^. ©TWfalTjST^SStT^FTO I 
Shameless, a. t^cf^r, ^T^^f,^^ I 
Shank, *. ^tC¥?T *5Tt ; ^5TCW ^TtT> 
Shape, v. l^ssrT'l *P,9ffc,^rt<£ & CW I 
Shape, 5. ^rt<PTlT 5 sifc^T, d\*1 l 
Shapeless, a. f^rtoTS" ; f*W*T> 

^W?r i 

Share,*. ^r\*f, ^Ttf, 3"*i>^, f^sft I 
Share, v. ^\*T 35, *«!>, ^T?T ^ I 
Shark, s. ^\WJ 9 ;§f*nst5 frCTO I 
Sharp, a. 5ft?TeT, sfaF ; ^, 

Sharpen, ?;. SfT^lc? <F ; 37tf ^ I 
Sharper, *. *T$, ^TO5T<T,£fW?P I 
Sharply, ad. ^pTtC? - ; ^&sfC*f I 
Sharp-sighted, a. fhsFff^ l 
Shatter, v. \fjl ^f?<l1 ^Tsf I 
Shave, v. C«Pt^t ^ 9 ^Hfl, ^ra^T ^ I 
Shaver, 5. STTf^TS, 3£3<p, ^"tf I 
Shavings, *. ^K^J C#Wt?" STsft I 
Shawl,*. $s <filT «T«r?ft ?T3, ^rTcT I 
She, p. gtttto ^T5^ ctt, r%(^ 1 
Sheaf, j. ■*TWJ3' ^>TT# » 
Shear, v. ^T5t 1^?1 C1W <P, ^«H 

^, ^T^ I 
Shearer, *. ^T^?T ^t?Tl C^Jf^, 

Shears, s. |^<^ 3Tt£t, ^slft I 
Sheath, s. c<OT, <t% ^TT^iTI 



SHI 

Sheathe, v. C^US JW, **tt*f (M I 
Shed, 5. f §t7T, 3m#t, 4<551?J1 I 
Shed, i>. *ftv5 <&, -5t\5, ^?1,T?m I 
Sheep.s. <&%, C^\51, C^l, *rT\5"?T I 
Sheepfold, s. C^vST?" C«4TT?tv5 I 
Sheepish, a. C^^ ; ^FjSTt^ I 
Sheer, a. "srt^r, CSS^r, f^StSfj^STI 
Sheet, 5. 5^J ; 43> 31 ( ^ttf^ ) I 
Sheet-anchor, s. 2$%1~% ^J I 
Shelf, 6>. ^T^, srse, ^rTs1 ; ^^J5?r 

Shell, s. *f§r, <5T% ; <:<TTcT, ^T5T ; 

Shell, u. wm <n c-*rr?r! cst^r i 

Shellfish, s. *TT*I<5 ^JtT? ^ I 
Shelter, s. ^T^JR, ^T^t¥, <T^1 

TR, ^ i 
Shelter, v. <5Tt«ter CW, ^lT|5 <5 I 
Shelving, a. 1>T^ , ^tt^?1, 0^1 l 
Shepherd, s, CW^T^, <TKt*T I 
Sherbet, s. ftf^ *fT*1 I 
Sheriff, s. WQ^T?^, %3?sr8 CWt*^ 

Sherry, s. GWi^ tf?*ft?T TO 

Shew, v. tf*fl, <3K1, efaM ^ I 
Shield, 5. T>T*T, ^?T^ ; ^T^S I 
Shield, v. TJT^f *T, ?~^1 *F, ?fol I 
Shift, «. %*fTS; ^f; ^S^Mt? 

Shift, y. *lf?T*^ 35, ^faT^C^" *M I 
Shiftless, a. fe*Tt#t, *rf%ft^te l 



240 SHO 

Shilling, 5. ^3F<?T^?F £fHr ^It1> 

^TT*1 ^C^fJ^" C?Wj Sgf 1 I 
Shillishally, s. f^ 6 ^, ^f5?"5l, 

Shin, s. ^TC?^ ^cft^r ^TSf^tsf I 
Shine, v. ^m^ ^ ; C*rif%3 ^, 

Shingles, 5. ^T^t^ 3^1 ; 

Ship, s. ifT^T^f, ^qVcffte I 
Ship, v. ^t^TCl? G^fcT, CffT^rf^ ^ I 
Shipboard, ad. W5.K®, ^T^TC^i<r 

\§*f<Ti 
Shipping, «. ^W^^T, SfW- 

Shipwreck, s. ^t^m ^ ; $f*53, 

Shipwright, 5. ^ft^tSf t^"^t«l ^51 I 
Shire, s. ^5?^3 CWC*T?r GSfefl *1 

Shirt,*. t$c?rt*ft?r *t^c^r w*rr- 

Shiver, v. 3PT*f, sT^TSt?" ^ J 51^1, 

Shivering, s. ^rf"*?sft, siTslTTft;*^ 
Shoal, *. S\51, *j1§fa ; 3tT^ I 
Shock, 6-. *ftWl, SfSTtf ; ? Tf*t I 
Shock, v. C^ VT?T ; *T«l1 ^^T1 I 
Shocking, a. "|«ttli^^,^f^^ ! 
Shod, a. ^^1 *T<r1 ; ^TTcT ^t^1 I 
Shoe, s. ^ft^^1, ^^1 ; ^T*T I 
Shoe, ??. ^TfcT ^^[ ^ | [^t?T I 

Shoemaker, s. 3jjt,&3c3?t?r,*ttip1 



SHE 

Shoot, stt *rsra,^ra?r,f 1%,*fT**ri i 

Shoot, v. dt\\5; TQTgfSV ^ I 
Shop, s. iftffi, c*W* ; fa^^T- 
Shopkeeper, s. tfffat^t I [»T1 ' 
Shore, s. v5T>, €t^", |p ; <ft*T I 
Shoreless, #. ^»*t, ^*fT?" I 
Short, a. «rt, ^ J j ^gf^pT ; 

Shorten, v. "^T^T 55, «4TtT> *P l 
Short-lived, a. ^^^tcT^tft I 
Shortly, «^. *ft^; ?i\ZWZ*{ I 
Short-sighted, a. ^F^fHf | 
Shot, s. C^|v?5T, #f*T *53"e| ; ^-fvt I 
Should, v. vfc^1\<$\v\ C3T^ 

Shoulder, s. w%, ^shx; ^\*f I 
Shoulder, v. %z% ^1 ; CS^ 'STtfT I 
Shout, 5. ^E&*fft^ ; ^? *[535 *fff^, 

Shout, «;. ^t?^|^ ^, ^t^S^C?: 
Shove, tf. C^t%?I1 C^pcT, &1 ^T^ I 
Shove, 5. &*R, srt^5l, cfcwJl I 
Shovel, s. C^tTftf^T, ^T51, CTSL51, 

Show, v. Jf*ft, CW«*T1 ; Sfafa CW I 
Show,s.Tp«fa ; ^»T;"*T\, iT<r-^^ I 
Shower, s. *T*5it, *^«i ; ^\5T* ; 

£ft*f ^ l 
Shower, v. jf$j> 3", ^; wt^ *P I 
Showery, «. |f9*T?, gJTjl* I 
Showy, a. ^t^C*ft^, ^T^tenT, 

Shred, s. ^T^, <£©, <TQ, ^sffc | 
Q 



241 SIB 

Shrew, 5. f *f?f^?1 sft, ^T«Sft I 
Shrewd, a. €faF^j%*Tt*, *J?5I €t 

Shrewdly, «^. 5^31 *f3fo, 1J- 

Shriek, v. ^l^T^f ^ ; Fte^t?" *F, 

Shriek, s. Fte^T^ *t^, C55fa I 
Shrill, a. figfeT, $]w, *ffa** I 
Shrimp, s. f&STSt "Sr^^TJ I [tt I 
Shrine,*.*f faar 3W ^TsftJ ; ^ 



Shrink, v. ?mF5 ^; €t"5 ^ I 
Shrivel,v.^^fV<l1 <rl,C"5T*fs?1 *Tl I 
Shroud, s* *r**3 ; ^T^tsT I 
Shroud, v. ^srT^W ^ ; CtfT'TC* 

Shrub, s. ^^TS/fJ^F; *fa£ 

Shrubbery, 5. £*srir^ ^t^, $*f3"* I 
Shrug, v. f^f?^ §fc, ^^C^t^: 

Shudder, v. s?T*f, C?TWfe"3 ^ I 
Shuffle, v. vjT*T 31*T ; ^I^ttsf ^ i 
Shuffle, 5. £f3T?"«!l, *pP5$^1, ^ I 
Shuffler,5.£t^^^,^?K5Tj, ^cft I 
Shun, v. SJtsf *F, *ft?"5:t?" & I 
Shtit, ?). ^ <s, W^^, "^Pt^ ^ I 
Shutter, s. *WT>, R^^t I 
Shuttle,*. -STTf , ^TC^5? ^^ l 
Shuttlecock, s. ^f% WTtSl ^t^1 I 
Shy, a. v\]^, f «1?1, 7TW5^ I 
Sibilant, a. «ft^^^, 1^^^ l 
Sibyl, s. ^ft ^fM^5 ^ft^J^^t I 



SIG 



242 



SIM 



Sick, a. *ftf$3, ^p" ; **TC^£, 

Sicken, v. *ftf$-5 ^,3TTCW1 ^1 ; 
Sickle, s. ^t^Jtt^ o^ 9 <FTf^m I 

Sickness, 5. *ftv5l, C|TT9f, *7Tftr, *- 

Side,s. vft'C 1fap, *TT?T ;*f^,T?*T I 
Side, «. ^fl^fes, ^^ *nfafal 1 
Side, v. *f*F ^, «Wfftft ^ I 
Sideboard, s. fo^TW *n®T^Ttf 

Sidelong, a. *f1^, 1$^fW, C^1 1 
Sidereal, a. VffiiFS, 3T<CT^^t?T I 
Sideways,a^. 4^ «ttC^ ; ^ITC^ I 
Sidle, v. ^IT^ ^TH *H i 
Siege, 5. ^sf^ *1 WZ^ ^C£l*T I 
Sieve, 5. W^, m^, ^fagO" I 
Sift, v. 5t*T, ^T<P ; *J*SI *f<ften 9 1 
Sigh,s. ft-sft^tm, ^ «W*I 
Sight, 5. W*fef^?, J0 ; ^T- 

Sightless, a. <5^, ff$$fo C^- 

sightly, «. 3j««qr, ^ cnt^^Pr? i 

Sign,*. f&^, ^^ ; *jcw$ ; ?:rf*r 1 
Sign,?;, ft^ CW, ^T^<T ^ t 
Signal, s. ^JWS, f^tt? - , *IC^5! 
Signal, a. in> <?,, ^slu ; ^t^^fj 1 
Signalize,?;, gtf^ ^,^<T«fr? ^ I 
Signally^. ^*J^*1 ^<T<?t<I ?&C*f 
Signature, s. ^TW?T, aT*rt^?T I 
Signet,*. ?Ttsntff?r an** ^ ^1 1 



Significance, j s.^of,^T* ;*tftS 
Significancy, J **T ; ^it**TJ^5l I 
Significant, a. ^ gf^*fm* < 
Signification, 5, ^ £ft%*fT*T, 

Signify, v. SaM* <P, ^ £t^*T3 
Silence,*, c^ffa, f^S*ffi, ^TCT^,5*f » 
Silence,?;. 5*f ^31, sTTsrl, f^?T^ I 
Silent, a. Csftsft, 5*T, P£?T, ^t£SI 
Silk,*. C<r*t*, Sft C*fT^T<r *£51 I 
Silken,a. C^^ft ; CW*T I 
Silk- worm, s. £Ji>C*fT^1 I 

Sill, *. c<>n<r?rn>, ^*?r, f*r*rt 1 

SiUy,«. ^C<rT^1,ftc^r*T,^T*l 
Silver,*. ?5*f1, G<rKJ, ^S, Siwt I 
Silver, a. C<Tl<OT?, ?5«tT?T ajHT 1 
Silversmith, s. CsVotT?:, CT^1 I 
Similar, a. ^5TJ, ^^Tfft, ?Tf *T I 
Similarity,*. 5U^*TJ, \£*T Julian • 
Simile, *. ^«W, ^$T3, $WTS?T«| I 
Similitude,*. *ttTJ*TJ,$*rai/apW » 
Simmer, v. ^**t X C%\ X ^t??r1 

Pre ^ i [*t* 1 

Simper, v. *Tff iTffiJ *, *jTf%?1 

Simple, 0. ^^,^TSf ; "Strl 1 
Simple,*.mm^J &W,sfre *re3l I 
Simpleton, *. ^^ C^T^, \< I 
Simplicity, *. ?TT?r»u ; ^^^1 • 
Simplify, v. W\W *$, ^^ ^ • 
Simply, ad. m^^J^C^f ; ^^, 

c^^^r, "sri^" 1 

Simulation;*. ^«*f^5l, ^t^J, 



SIR 
Simultaneous, *. 3Tsr^t«ffa,^l^[- 

Sin,*. *ff*T, *fT3«*, ^H, ^l^Ts* I 
Sin, v. ^CJTS ^rt"33l 5NSSW ^, 

Since, ad. C^TCr^ ; TTTRfir ; *fC3" I 
Sincere, a. ^«?,"5T3>*T*,~5iirrtir«» \ 
Sincerely, ad. 3Fj3"c^cn,^JWt*T I 
Sincerity, s. ?T?T5iv5l, *n*T51 i 
Sinecure, 5. FR1 3>C^ |fec»T$f I 
Sinewy. f«t^n ; Vrc=r, ?nsrtfj ( 
Sinewy,*. pr^T^S" ; <rt%&, *r**T I 
Sinful, a. *fTfafc, *lT*ft,*ft3*ft I 
Sing,«?. SfR <5, #€iT <F, 3J3" tftsTI 
Singe, t>. ^^i,^tii^^iC9f!^| 

Singer,*- ?(T?I^,sM*P;snf?fal I [^ I 
Single,*. 4SP, ^iff £fa ; ^p! I 
Single, v. Tl^, *lfoi c^oj"^ ^ I 
Singleness,*. 4^lf%33 ; ^5^1 I 
Singly, ad. 4C<p \, $ZSK<$ ; Tt^l 
Singular, *. J\& 9 4^1 ; ^RfaJ; 

Singularity, s. ^JTTlSfT^W I 
Singularly, ad. ^t*TO?5C*f ; ^« 

Sinister, *. ^fsr, *TCJ ; ^T^cT, ^ 
Sink, v. ^3", irtt ^ ; ^fpl^l *T1 1 
Sink, s. vwffl, 3T*T1, *T?RT*T1 I 
Sinner,*. *Tt*ft, *f13<pt, ^n^l€t 
Sinuous,*. ^jp,^T^1, C*T5t?T l 
Sip, v. C^TC<5 *n* <s, T>*^ CW I 
Siphon, s. as?, S*t ; 
Sir, *. ^T*t<l, ?Tf <T, ?iTt^ I 
Q 2 



243 SKI 

Sire, s. f*f$1, ^T<pT, *t*f, «ra^ 1 
Siren, 5. csrtft^t, TTT«lt^T®<lt I 
SirhiSjS. v5t?"1 ftt*Ttr I 
Sirloin, s. 9f^^" ^f^GW*f I 
Sirocco, s. Tffay «j3ff ?T TtlH 
Sirrali,s. 45c?", C*T>1, C?" 1 
Sirup, s. f&ft?T <T*T, t^& <T*T I 
Sister, s. ^f?R}, ^C^T^RTl ; ^*T- 
tf T*t3l ^ J ["ft*ft 1 

Sister-in-law, s. ^T^p"Sf , ^W% 
Sisterhood, s. ^f^Rtsa, ^fa^ 

Sisterly,*. ^fspft^*T7, ^fVf^rtTT^ 
Sit>. t**T, WC^^HR <p ; J51 CW l 
Site, s. ^[Tst, ^, f%3, ^It I 
Sitting. 5. ^nwn^T^R ; Z3^<p 1 
Situation, s. %]*, ^<?T, f%m ; ^T- 

Situate, *. f$3, ^TJMS, ^^fe I 

Six, *. "g;?, ^^ 1 

Sixfold, *. ^S3"«l I 

Sixteen, *. OT»r, C^TS*f I 

Sixty, *. ^t§, ^t^T> I 

Size, s. ^mrs^r, *TT*f; ^*T*T, *TT\F I 

Skate, s. Si^ftc^ 3*f* W<H 

Skein, s. ^T?T $1*7, C^pft, ^ I 
Skeleton, s. ^f^Hl^T^T?",^^!^ 1 
Sketch, s. *fT3C*W, fcTT>, ^3>jn 1 
Sketch, v. m^K^WZU f*K, 

Skewer, s. <£t*T, C^ttU, ^TT\^^^^ 
Skiff, s. ^J c4^1, f\5^t I 



SLA 

Skilful, a. 1*«£i, w*F, *f\\, £^S? I 
Skilfully, «rf. ta*J«17?5C*f I 

Skim, v. C*p«H *1 MTW WW;i*f|r * 

SHR ^ ; *ft^T?f W i 
Skimmer, «. ^«T\sY, C*p«i1 ^f^^tj 

Skin, s. V&, M^31, ^~&, ¥tcT I 
Skin, v. ^ c^l^r ; Nggsn^s 3> i 
Skinner, 5. ^^r *j**n?t, 5T*rT?T I 
Skinny, a. ^^J, f *T, fF5T5l i 
Skip, 7'. 5iW CW, fosf, f*W ; ^T- 

Skipper, s. ^J m^Ttl?^ ^*f7^ l 
Skirmish, s. 5* "ST ^, TfSTSH 1% I 
Skirt, a. SJT^^T^ ^?" 5 W^ ' 
Skittish, a. WwT, 5*f*T, Otfefl^J 
Skulk, 0. WOTrftte ^ s ^C15 QTT^ I 

Skuii, *. ttt^tt?" <^t, ^t?n^ i 

Sky,*. ^^T*r,OTei^3^,^i^>5Fl 
Skylark, s. vj^m, ^T^t *f^ I 
Skylight,*. WTC5?" wHfe 3^1 i 
Sky'rocket, s. Wl&% ^ftfaT 8 ! I 
Slab, a. Q^C^T *HlM, *tt*, «^1 1 
Slabber, v. <ftT*I1 C^cT, CW*T C^*T I 
Slack, a. ^f?, ftfcrt, pnfst©! I 
Slacken, r. ^nc?*n"*F, fTOl <5I 
Slag, a. ST^JWJ?: Wl, 9fTf I 
Slake, v. fa|« 3>, ft^Tq <5 I 
Slam, v. ^Cr-C^ m<T ^ ^ I 
Slander, s. f ^1, SJTfa, f^M I 
Slander, w. ^*f^lW ^? Stlf^ ^ I 
Slanderous, a. ^<5Jtt*Tifl", ft^ I 



244 SLI 

Slanting, a. 5ff%?pJ, T?t*T , 3>t^ I 
Slap, *. 5v5, 5T*f\F, ^^f^TTETt^ I 
Slash, *. TJ1, ^Tfat5,^Ti>1,#l"*fcF"5 ! 
Slate, a. f%ftr<TT?* ««rT^Tl, f*t«N 

Slattern, s. c*f v$«ft, ^*ff?Ns^1 # I 
Slaughter ,*.^-5]1,7TSf,^wir,Ti\^t?i 
Slaughter, v. ^T]1 3>, ^VT «> I 
Slave, *. WT^T, ^ W^ ; 1%^?r l 
Slave, v. WT^T^ ^, ^J«i"S$r 3>, 

Slavery, s. TfffiSJ, WTC^T ^TC^I I 
Slavish, tf.wT^^,^^,^t5,^T5T* J I 
Slay, u. ^^571 *s, 3"*T ^,2tWT*T^ I 
Sled, Sledge,*. E^^t* sfTvjt tc*t?l 
Sledge-hammer, 5. ^"^ ^T I 
Sleek, «. f5«5$«i , COTl, ^Tf*^ I 
Sleep, *. f^J1, ^sr, t^^tTTT, ^f^ 1 
Sleeper, 5. f^gTsfl ; 4^1 3>T^ I 
Sleepy, «. f^JT^, t^JI^J ; ^^ 1 
Sleet, s. ^T?T *T^«1 I 
Sleeve, s. ^SIT^tW^, ^tlfte I 
Sleight, *. i"^©T*T, ^*T, C^*^ I 
Slender, a. #Y«|, *r?F ; 'srgfE?' I 
Slice, s. «rg, T>f J1, Tptf^i, ^ffc • 
Slide, v. fW^fw^n *Tl, ^t??1 *f^ I 
Slight, a. "^ J, <?T*r ; *f1vEffr1 ; ^T? 
Slight. u.v|^ ^,^5l^TW^ ^,^C^^1 ^ 
Slightly, ad. c^^?>C*f, ^t^t^^C^ I 
S\i\y, ad. Q^Z^^^^WKKvt 
Slim, a. ^^5!, ti?F, ^T^^il, <P*T I 
Slime, s. c.^, 9W; "®^> t^^'t^ I 
Slimy, a. ^\t[^% ^f^vf^^m I 



SLU 245 

Sling, v. f%§rm<n drts, ®j^i i 

Sling, s. t%5f1, f*fasl, c^rt^l I [*T1 1 
Slink, i?. $-^C*r ^f5r=T <P, *n>j%?r1 
Slip,«. *rf|r?1 *n ; ^t^t, f^sr i 

Slip, *. ^c| ; *>>T;«*r3;*f sl*,^^ I 
Slipknot, *. ^t^T, ^TcT'Stl f^f^Tl I 
Slipper, 5. c^ftrsr *TTip1,*f*!?T¥r?r 

Slippery, a. t%<^«l, fWw^ ; 5*3 *T I 
Slipshod, a. rats G^*T1 ^31 ftf*T^ I 
Slit, s. Wt^Z^ ; C5?T1, TpT$1,*pT11 I 
Sloe, 5. *aj Tpsr t^C*f^" I 
Sloop, *. ^»J ®T^K§? ftt*r^ I 
Slop, s. 5*Tf%<I1 *f\51,T?Tf%?ri 1%^?1 I 
Slope, *. UTS^Ttf; sfTtftsT^Ta" I 
Sl6ping,0.2fS«j,Trr^,*f5Tf^?1,^T^ 

Sloth, s. ^T^r^TJ, si? 11, srfsinfs' ; 

Slothful, a. <5I3T7T, *ff^?1, n?*Tl I 
Slouch, s. ^JW^fi*, d^STNl, 

Slough, *. *re ^f* ; C**tt*T*I ; ^F3 

Sloven,.?. ^*ff?7I5:5*7f^,C*f3*1l 
Slovenly, a. ^*ff?"^, ^^TJ I 
Slow, a. faerf^,^ 5 * ; sft?" ; ^TwPT I 
Slowly, ad. *ftc<T *, sr*W X,^CST * | 
Slug, *.*i^<p fcc*pj"; f^T3l*r I 
Sluggard, *. ^l^7\ ^jf^, s^cT i 
Sluggish, a. ^T*T?T, ®^ ; f^srl I ** 

Sluice, *. if5T9r^r^T5f?r^wT?r,^t5i1 ' 
Slumber, s. c^ f^Tjp, farerfSi ; 
Slur, s. ^l^TirtsT, 5f^_ ^«nW, «ttf^ I 
Q 3 



SMO 



Slur, v. tt<5«^ ^ ; ^^wTWt9f * I 
Slut, s. ^B$ift ; C^rsf ?T1 3t • 
Sly, #. ^,"5^?r; *r*r, c*t?th i 
Smack, *. ^T^, ?"*T, 5^ *Hf I 
Small, tf.^g,<Wj,^£i,^lt^*n 
Small-pox, *. 7[W 3^t, %*m C3"T*f, 



Smart, #. ^«?f; ?F53"3" ; ^C^*?l l 
Smart, v. ©ft^T, ^I*T1 *5, T>Tl>1 I 
Smartly, a^. ^t^F^CK, ^3?5C*f, 

Smartness, s. 7f333"3l,C3®f,W^»3l • 
Smash, v, 15«f ^, «T 3 * *P, <eT*f I 
Smattering,*. ^^ ^T^,^"^ *Tvg1 i 
Smear, v. W^ 9 r.cT*T,^H"1,*TWfl I 
Smell, v. "^T«t cT, C*fr<P, 9T^i *T1 I 
Smell, *. 3pl, 9f€,^T5T;^K«lf^?T I 
Smelt, v. ^1<$7[ ^tc3 £{T<3 *Tv£ 

*fT®rTt?1 *ff?WT?r ^ i 
Smile, v. ^^Tf^TTJ <5 ; 2t^^ ^ I 
Smile,*. ^Ttit^J,^?",^^ *ft§> I 
Smirk, v. C^T^?&C*T ^i3> ^, 2f- 

W ^ I 
Smite, v. £f5T?T ^> ^Tj ; ^^ ^ I 
Smith,*. ^sr^T3",<i>T5lT3",C*lTs;T3' l 
Smithy,*. ^r^T^" *Tt« ? n,C^T^t?"<T- 
Smock, *. tftC^TC^?- ^\f$m I [*1 I 
Smoke,v. ^^f f^?f 5 ^ ; ^T^TTf <T1 1 
Smoke, *. ^ST, |?1 I 
Smoker, *. vStTTff ^rt<r C^ ^jf^ I 

Smooth,^. f^^i,f5^ei 5 ^iT 5 *T*rra I 
Smooth, v. ^T^t^ ^ ; ^f^® ^ I 



SNO 246 

Smoothly, ad. ^C^C**", t^f^C^, 

Smother, v. tr*T*^35; Tffa1,5T*fl 
Smouldering, a. ^^Ff? 3"fcT I 
Smuggle, v. tt^l ^C«3> TTPiStJ J^J 

Smuggler, *. ^1 ^v^ f^PJ^pspJ 

Smuggling, s. Ttf^ ^T^^j^c^T^- 

Smut, *. ^5T ; <35Tt%, fwl; T£#"faJ I 
Snaffle, *. ^r^,^f^?TcTt,^T^W\fti 
Snail, s. *TT5[<p, ^^1%, Ctffs I 
Snake, s. 7TT*f, JT«f , srr^f, ^gf^r i 
Snap, v. UT^pf^l <©$ <& ; ^T^l ! 
Snappish, a. i^n^c^fan? W>J1, 

Snare, *. ^m, UT*T, *f1*f, <FT>^:i I 
Snarl, v. ^>W:<r<T ^Tt? C*fal, & 

Snatch, 0. fg"3T, ^tfs?1 *f, C«*T5 i 
Sneak,v.^% ^t?i1 ^ri,S<r«| C^^l ^ | 
Sneaker, s. *TT**TT4, 3"$ *T#^1 l 
Sneaking, a. *to,5?r«u:*ra"35,<£*f«| I 
Sneer, s. ^4T rf^t*, ^T^l, ^T^- 

Sneeze, i\ ^TE, i}fs 3», fiN? 3? i 
Sniff, v. *TC<r-?T ¥T?T1 f^PT Op:? I 
Snip, r. ^ilfl^T<n <r.Tl>, ^tt i 
Snipe, 8. 35TWTC<?iS1 *i#Y I OT*?f I 
Snivel,t\fwf^ *i^5 S] 3rcT;f*T3** 
Snore, v. fsnp?" ?RC¥ m^ \5T«> i 
Snort, v. cm^H ^JT? »TO ^FT<p l 



SOC 

Snot, s. f^f^r, ^TC^T C*fifel I 
Snout,*. *f^TW?r §5, 7Tt^5, srsf^ I 
Snow, s. 3"?n^, ftirt^t, v^t?" * 

Snowy, tf, 3"3~*p^, ^^TpSTIT, ^3F I 

Snnff, s. <n^r?T *tY^ j ^TO, ^T^T I 
Snuff, v. ^T«l ct, ^?n c=T ; *T3Y?T 
*fte ^lt> I 

Snuffbox, *. ^rr^Tft^ft, **ntst?r i 

Snuffers, s. ^[Jf, ^\Z\^ ^iY* 

^■g^Y i 

Snuffle, 0. *Tt^ 3^1 ^, ^t9«i1l 

Snug, a. e^, ^TTJS, *ft^T*fTf¥; 

So, fl^. ^t gfat?: ; 3W, COTTC | 
Soak, v. fa^F 3>, f%^§n, ^TTJ^ l 
Soap, 5. ttT^T^, VT?T I 
Soar,?;. fec$ 3j\F ; ^wt% CF^I 3> I 
Sob, v. x\i Cltt, ^f*f?1 * -&*% I 
Sob, 5. T^-sf £Hm, 5T^, W?T«i I 
Sober, a. *TO ; *TfaT£f*TCF, *ICF- 

WX, %<<% I 
Soberly, °'ad. *ftc^ ^, ^T£i^tC?f, 

Sobriety, s. ^Uel] ; ^ft^t^f^; 

^tjii, ^t<rt9f i 

Sociable, «. U5T ^^^T f^<T, £f«ift, 

Social, a. ^T^WTf^ 5 ^ fet^T, 

^neTT*iY I [^ ? ^fl? ' 

Society, s. 7\\7\^, ^^1, WIW, 

Sock, 5. ^-51 ?n csri"®n ttc*i^ i 

Socket,*. Vrt,C<i^,C^l^,^it^t^ I 



SOL 

Sod, «. "5rtc*r?r 5T*f?1,vpit«|v5 ^f^ i 

Soda, s. ^T<T, *Ft?T 3^7 1 
Sodden, «. ^ SfC^ f*ra, f*I®T* ! 
Sofa, s. *TO^, '^C*Ttf%3 ^IfR 

Soft, V. ^*t^, fffffa*T, TTIJ, ^ I 
Soften, v. OTSTeT ^, t^st 3? I 
Softly, ad. C^T^^T^C^ ; ^ ^ZJ I 
Soho ! int. C»1, *2, ^8^, C^ l 

Soil, 5. ^fr, ttt# ; *n<r ; ftfci 1 

Soil, v. *rsr*r ^,1T¥^1 ^,*P!»5iW ^ I 
Sojourn, s. f^^TC^i?: ftf^C3" C*t- 

Sojourner, 5. gfatft, St*TTf\5Ul I 
Solace, v. *Tt^p1 <p, ^*T*riT ^ I 
Solar, a. C^V? ?pfj TT^^t? I 
Solder,*. STTtsT^T^^ftt^Tsr I 
Solder, v. 3rt*T, *ft^* ffol C^tvS" I 
Soldier, s. t*RJ, C*R1, C^Tt^l I 
Soldiery, s. fosu^sjT, C*RT$f«t I 
Sole, s. *ftc<i?r 3" 

Sole,«. 4^1, 4<S*n, 4^,^5ifS5t?r I 
Solecism, *. ^Safa^l, 3TC3>J3" 

Solely, ad. <H^!t%3>C*T, C^*r,irt4 I 
Solemn, «. ftfa *J3fa, *l"Wl?T, 

c*rr?r, ^nT^ i [sff^fafj i 

Solemnity, s. VTC^Tte"^ ; £?F33, 
Solemnization, s. *rsSr tj\^T3T | 
S61emnize,y. ^ro!"Tl%j% ^, ^sratfit' 

Solemnly, tf^l^T^TC^Sfr^Wj- 
Q 4 



^3T?T 3^1 ; 



247 SOM 

Solicit, v. srtW, &K, eftsfal ^ I 
Solicitation, 5. ^-wjofal, ^Tt^^Tl I 
Solicitor, s. ^TtS^, gftsfa ; 3<£fa I 
Solicitous,a.^fftf;£t?lT^t;f^t^l 
Solicitude, 5. ^^J, §Cf 5f,f&^1, 

Solid, a. ^5*", f^TTT>, Tfl?, *t^ I 
Solidity, s. Tm<S\, ^fr31, ^"51 « 
Soliloquy, s. ^T*R1 ^T*fft ^tttft- 

Solitaire, s. §/fT*fta,$*fTt,f^SW I 
Solitary, #. f^gj^r, <il^T^t, <4^«Tl I 
Solitude, s. ^fft^J, 4^11% 53 I 
Solo, s. j\<$ m*{J iffa ; 4<5 3T*rJ- 

Solstice, 5. ^pfj^T ^tf%, *jT*fj<r 

Solstitial, «. ^sfj^Tfs^Ctir I 
Soluble, a. 3*^?r,*f5reter,g*Tt'l 
Solubility, s. J^^t?^,^^^^ I 
Solution, s. J*«|, *t«R.; «tt^1 ; 

Solve,u.^«tf ^TTC^ ^T5f,^Jt^Jl ^ 
S61vency,s.^«t C*tT*r 3><3"C«j3" ^TTSl 
Solvent, a. $j«| e*TT*R^^" ; JT3"<5 I 
Sombre, a. raT^yscsrTjS; f^rtW, 

Some, a. 1%f$P*,f%Sk C<5T*,4^3 I 
Somebody, s. C^;, C^T^J" C*TT^ I 
Somehow, a^.c^t^ gf^TC^T^fsKI 
Somerset, s. f^?^t®t I 
Something, *. t^f^^, C^t^ f%^ I 
Sometime, ad. <J^^tC5T, ^1^1 I 



SOB 248 

Sometimes^ J.^«tf ^* ,TTC*rn ,"33f^i 
Somewhat, s. f^^, ^33>, 1%j%^ I 
Somewhere, ad.Q^m ^TC^^tf^fl 
Somnambulist, *. ^53*,1^[t5<r I 



Somniferous, a. f^gi 1R3>, TT*f^ i 
Somnolence,*. t^jT^"^!, f^C]rei i 
Son,*.*£q, mtt, $*?, C*fl,C^1 I 
Son-in-law, 5. ^nr1"5l, ©Tsrt^ I 
Song, *. sfte, SfT^T, Wt«'^ I 
Songster, *. «rT*pP,5TTW/sf!Sre^ i 
Sonnet,*. E^t*t *i$\ ^31 i 
Sonorous, a. *uf^ *1 ^t^^fft I 
Soon, ad. wt^*rra, *ft^, ^a^rfsr I 
Sooner, <w?. *Ttep5<r; 3^% ^^ I 
Soot, s. *frt,WS§[ei, %%]•&&-§ ^T^rt I 
Sooth, *.%T3J31, STWsfr, ^CT i 
Soothe,v.ftc5ttfR ^,*TT5 3*,^ 35 I 
Soothsayer, 5. ^f^TJT«F1, fr?^^ I 
Sooty,a. ^ T[t<ri, 3>mi, ^^fsft I 

Sop, s. f%srto «4riwj j*j ; 3*r*5 1 
Sop, v. ^ST^iil f%®1, ®Cwl 531 i 
S6phism,s.f^t^T ; »T*T,f5fatt1 SJT^I 
Sophist, *. ^r*r$n^ 'Sfs^el, ^3 

Sophistical,**. ^reftFf*^, <i»~s^f I 
Sophisticate, v. €fS! tff, ^^ JRJ 

Sophistry,*, ffofol ^TWt^tW, ^^T- 

Soporific, a. f^jTlR3>, ^TtW^ I 
Sorcerer,*. ^?3"#t, CSTT^, C^^Ttl 
Sorcery,*. ^^^,^nr1, \5Tt**R1 1 
Sordid, a. ^*if^> ; SffiiR, ^*f«| I 



SOY 

Sore, 5. 5?$, ^n ? TTTf^r, C5T^ I 
Sore, **. C^^T^, T>n>Tf^¥l, ^M- 

% sts i 

Sorely, arf,.^gc,1 *pfa, ^>?J(M I 
Sorrily, ad. 5ffo?TC*T, ^SfST?5C*f I 
S6rrow,5.c<w,^^T*f,^S-4T,C*rT^ I 
Sorrowful, a. frsr^ C*Tfit "5, ^S^Pt I 
Sorry, a. ctflfo^Tfrs ; frf 3>l 
Sort,??. *f^5p ^, TST% ; nft^TTff ^ • 
Sort, *. *sf, ®]t% ; 2f<PT?\ ft*T1 i 
Sot, a. TTT^T^T, C^f®?T«T ; *p I 
Sottish,**. m^TcT, snfJTsF ; ^J? I 
Soul, s. 2fT«i, ^rr^TI ; *fT<TT\*r I 
Sound,**. srtC^TsfTjf^n? ; f£<P; ^ | 
Sound, *. *flf^ *ref ; ^9T5l<5T ^^ | 
Sound, v. srT^t^fj *f <ffaFl *; *T«i1 1 
Soundings, *. ^wf ^T^ - I 
Soundly, a^.^^^C^f ; *n*TTsf?rc*f I 
Soup, s. *rT\OT?: ^CWT, *[?F?n 1 
Sour, **. ^f^", T?^ ; ^^3»*f, ?PT>_ I 
Source, *. %*£ti ; C^, ^tfftjStt^JC, 

Souse, v. f^TSTjs* 3>; ^JCcT \p1 ; 

din *rT<r • [fit^ i 

South, 5. wfspi, Sffire *pfj?r ^T^- 

Southerly,**.Wtf^,Wf^Tf^[C*r J 
Southern,**. wf¥«l fw^^, wf^«l | 

Southing,*. wf^«itf«^x<r ^^T^ I 

Southward, ad. itf^ PfC^5 I 
Sovereign,**. ^TJ^^T^^^T^t^ I 
Sovereign,*. fTTSU, ^THf^t^, 2T»; 

Sovereignty, s. ^Tf<*t^J, flWR \ 



SPE 

Sow,i>. **fsr <p, ?^ t ft® c?t*r«i ^ i 
Sow, *. -^ft, **rrct ; *fW?r si »f 

Sower, 5. ft© 3^ ^1, ^rft?1 I 
Space, *. ^T^T • nfZHJ ; 4ti, '313- 
Spacious,a.£t*f^,^,C5t\5l I [3"T*TI 

Spade,*. <^i,c^mt^r,-«r^c^^^ 

Span, *. fr*n$, fr^fe, £Tt^*f I 
Span, ff. ^^rc^lT ^t^Tl ^TT^f I 
Spangle, *.T£sr^t,*rT\g fafsfrs v5t?r1 1 
Spaniel,*. PWffrf ^<3~; ^T^twt I 
Spanish, *. ^C*Pf* GfpTt? I 
Spar,?;. ^T^?ft?r StMJ ; 3>l%^t& I 
Spar,«;.tt*TW ^,^5 ^T^Rtf? ^ I 
Spare, v. *f lifts 3"JH ^ ; ^IC^C*r 

*1 ; ^5T1 <5 I 
Spare,a.^«*f; |>*r; 3fB^,<rt3f% I 
Sparing,*. <5i**r*j^, ^m<ft,f*Hi 
Sparkle, *. TRst^Sf, 1%JTf% ; ^f*f 

Sff^^5 %}f£, 3[Wr *TRt I 
Sparkle, v. 5^5^ ?5,SH5[SH5T1 i 
Sparkling,*. ^§3tfcT, 5^J&1%31 I 
Sparrow,*. 51>3? *T^, Svst", Elj^ | 
Spasm, *. ^srar^, ^t*, wft I 
Spasmodic,*, c-^^ft C^fJf fcf*Hl> I 
Spatter,^wtf* f^lMFIj <$<£<: TO, 

Spawn,*. TT^TTjTt^^" f\£5T l 
Speak,v. ^,^5T,*§RF *p,*?F'5l 35 I 
Speaker, *. wl, ^<*f^, ^T^J^t^t I 
Spear,*. *t5n,*^1,*sr*r,?rt?I?; f*f I 
Special,*. ftc*TS,^l*TT*T?r*i,^4tol 



249 SPE 

Species, *. ©|f%, *sf, sf«|, c^T«rt I 
Specific,**. H"C*r^,f^?5f*P5,ftf*F5i 
Specific, *. ftc*^ Sh^T?} ^*T I 
Specification,*. ft*?"«|,f eT^«fall 
Specify, v. ftc*^ ^ |q|^ <5*T I 
Specimen,*. Jf*f*, ^TW*f, **p1 I 
Specious, *. c^faf^, 3?*fi> ; 3"f§> 

Speck, *. fs^, ftw, WT*f, 1%^1 < 
Speckled, *. f&fars, fB^ttfi^ I 
Spectacle, *. T^, ^« ^T*f 3" ; 

Spectacles, *. 5?R1, £f1%5^ I 
Spectator, *. "^fij^T^, w*f ^ l 
Spectre, *. ^t?1, 3TT31, ^5 I 
Speculate, v. %fJt^T ^, ^^^1 ^ ; 

Speculation, *. ^«^f^1, *f jt«T ; ^T< 

^tplCSfJ £fa*fr l 
Speculative, *.^t c ^ft^,^rt^^rtf^^ 
Speculator, s. ^TC^t^M^)'; tw 

*Tftc©J £fr<5 Sjfe l 
Speculum,s. W*f«l,^rTf*f,£f1§?&*f • 
Speech,*. ^Tc^rfi&T?' 6 ! ,3-^,^31 1 
Speechless, *. ^3"t3[, C3"T^1 I 
Speed, *. c*tf, *Vt^1, ^H?T1 I 
Speed, v. <p*PT*rj ^ ; S3?1 ^ I 
Speedy, *. ^S, *ft^, f«p2t,7TS33; I 
Spell, *. ^% v£<5, ©TiJ ; *fTeTl I 

Spell, v. <suu ^, <r< c^rr^r ^ i 

Spend,^. TV'S ^, ^*r<p j *rT*R 35 1 
Spendthrift, *. ^lf%<Usft, ^JS^ffs? 



SI 



250 



Sphere, s. csfTc?, *r\&5f ; "»f^5^ ; 

Spherical, a. CSfTcf1^t%, C?fT*T i 
Sphinx, 5. spf**f$ fft^ ttc*T^, 
f^?" CTfC*r<r 3sfM$ -^ *lT^T<r 

Spice, *. 3rt*r tttj^I ; ^9fl% "Ff^J I 
Spicery, 5. Sffisrl, sPTcfTtf T<T T 
Spider,*. TTO^jfl, Trf^Sl, fe^T^i 

Spigot, 5. sa?Tc^?r f$:*ft, f?n?n i 

Spike, 5. ^ C2T^s ; *tC*TJ<T *iW I 
Spikenard, s. inMrrK"^, C*T*ft I 
Spill, v. VvlJGJl] C*pst, *fte ^ I 
Spin, v. ^1 ^tfe ; "SIT ; ft®r* <F 1 
Spinal, «. «Jcfc?T ^ff ^3^ I 
Spindle, s. d?f?1, C^C^I I 
Spine,*. <K*f^, C*T?W3 ; *H>$ I 
Spinet, s. ^twj ^3 t^C^T"^ I 
Spinner, s. ^1 ^T^sft ; *rT*P\5*l1 1 
Spinning-wheel,*. 53"<p1 I 
Spinster,*. ^1^61,^^71:^-51 3>Tl>^ 
Spiral. «. C*tetwT,<:«W^f§, <i>3c?t i 
Spire, s. *fto ; #$T^f% "g\g1 I 
Spirit,*. ^T1H1 ; ^5 ; $*fv5l, C5SF ; 

Spirited, or. *TT^f^, TC^^T, $tf 1 
Spiritless, a. $<^K"Cfa, t^^f *, 

Spirits, s. ^<?f ^1^1 ; §*^J 1 
Spiritual, a. ^sjf§<g, ^fT^lfsf^, 



SPO 

Spirituous, a. *f}^]" srtTf*F, ^tf S? 8 ! 

Spirt,?;. ^CT5,^55Tl,5lC5 i TT^ 1 5F 9 f e l 

Spit,*. f*r<p, »«f5iT^i,'f*T^i, c*ra ; 

Spit, -y. fnci 'StM ; ^ C*e^ I 
Spite, s. ^j1, c 1 ^-, f%nrr\*Ti I 
Spiteful, a. CWt^Y, Cf Tt, f^\^^ I 
Spittle,s.^,^ff^,^T^1,f^ft3^ 
Splash, v. f%^1,f^^t%^1 Cf • 
Spleen,s. ^ieftsl ; tt?"^3l,f^tW I 
Splendid, 0. CWTI", iD'STT^, wte I 
Splendour^. £f^1, c*TT^1 ; ^t^IJ I 
Splenetic, 0. ^Tsft, ^Tt^ C^Tsft I 
Splice, v. fsf<r1 ft^Tl W\ft C^Tt^F CW • 
Splint, *. «5ig t*CTtJ?T ^T& *TT1>1 I 
Splinter, 5. d>T5, ft), f I>1, C5*fl I 
Splits. f$7C } Tpr\5,Tpt^1, ttwt< ?p t 
Spoil, 5. ^C^T^fTfW? W37, c£>, 

Spoil, v. lift ^ ; ^*f^«l 3> 1 
Spoiler, s. orf^?rT^"1, ^*f^T?r^ I 
Spoke,*. SZg>*Q, SC^-3" *Tt1^> 1 
Spokesman,*.£tl%f^flr^^1,^C5T7?r 

Spoliation, *. ^I*T3"3"ej, 'Sf^f^T l 
Sponge,s. ©*r C*tT^ ?T^ I 
Sponge, v. "sri^gfST ^ ; ^J^WT^T ^ I 
Sponsor,*. £fl^^ ; £i1%^5 <rjf^l 
Spontaneous,^. ^■5^^t,C^"^T®T^ I 
Spoon, s. FT"5J51, 5^^T, ^T^l, W3ff I 
Spoonful, s.<ii<g5 ^tttt ^f1?srT*l • 
Sport,*. #tv5l,C^^,5 -^^^^l ' 






SPU 

Sport,??, np^l 35,c«*T*l1 5B,ft W ^ ' 
Sportive, tf. <-^"^^1"> Ip'vST'TfrsT, 

Sportsman, 5. 3"Jt*f, ^^?T^"51 I 
Spot,*. <i>c^, TfT^r ; ^T* ; cW^\ I 
Spotless, a. f^SvUff, f^sSrc? I 
Spotted, a. CWf^f*f^1,Tft5ft,f5f3f5 I 
Spouse, *. ^1^71 *1 ^T^t i 
Spout, s. ^TST1, £f«iTf%$1, S#t I 

SpOUt, t\ C*C$f IfeT f^^fvg "£ I 

Sprain,*. ^sf STE^T*, C*T1TO I 
Sprat, *. ^J *r*3TJ f3t*T* i 
Sprawl, v. ^TjJpTJ? <$, Sf\5Jp \5 3» I 
Spray ,*.7r^pf?T Opi ;^TC^T?r ^TtTI 1 
Spread, v. ^ftS ; CW ; 37T3T ^ I 

Sprig,*. *rm*, c^^t,^j *tt<i i 

Sprightly, a. £(W, ?Tt&3^, ^3, 

Spring, s. <a"*r^35T5T ; ^^ ; "sr^r ; 

Spring, v. 'Si^ffrs if, TO3" ^ ; *TM 
Spring-tide, s. 3»T>T*T, IfeTf f^S I 
Sprinkle,?;. f^1, C£fT^«i ?P I 
Sprite, s. ^5, C£f3, ^ma^Tl ! 
Sprout, *. ^I^?r, ^iER", rf<f.\ft I 
Spruce, a. *[ra*rt, 3jsD, *Tf?*TTT>)- I 
Spume, *. CTp«i1, STTPjSTO 5 ^ Ucn1 i 

Spur, *. Nsj^ic^ift^: ^stir *T*&f- 

WT'JT f$3 ^1T>1 ; $*asT«i I 
Spur,?;. #f^1 *rT<T ; ^5CqS^1 ^ I 
Spurious,flf. ^£[f 3, <ff^, f^TJli 
Spurn, v. »fWT^T^ 3> ; ^RSsI <P l 
Sputter,?;. ^^^ <g^ ; <$<$ c"^cT I 



251 



SAT 



Spy, s. 5<T, ^T^ft, *}T ^^ I 
s py> '■>• *[$ fi^ ^ ; f^^fapq ^ ! 
Spy-glass, *. Tpr*to, T£^^«| I 
Squabble, *. 3*^51, ^c^, ^^cT I 
Squadron, *. t*RJW*T ; ^T^ ^T^T- 

Squalid, a. srfvTsT, ^»*fj|5, 3>*HTJ I 
Squall, *. TfSiepi 3T5PT; #t«,^t^ I 
Squall, ?;. £te?r.T<r ^, Clfo, ^<T J 
Squander, «;. ^^T^?l CJf» ¥\51 I 
Square,*. S^t^T*lTf 1%, E^; ?T^f| 
Square,**. UvgcsasT 8 !, C5fa1 ; *TSTffi I 
Square,?;. 5\§rt:3$T«l ^ j fifa? ^,*T<r- 

7^3; ^<rj <p | 
Square-root, *. ^sfasr I 
Squash,?;, ^ 7ff§^1 51*T>1 ^ ; Jffal 
Squat,?;.^f^irtf??nt^7T,^"§Tllt^^l 
Squeak, w. f|ff ^, ifK3>T?" 3* I 
Squeal, v. ^f^TW 3>, C551, f E>flJ ^ J 
Squeamish, a. 3"STC3p>|, ^^f^^ft'tfT; 

Squeeze,??. fiNf,5T*f ; f^SF^fl I 
Squib,*, f f ^#t ; *fT><M ; ^T^1 1 
Squint, s^nSTO Tft3> 3s,cWttrl3>3M 
Squire, *. tsfc^ts cWC*t?T ^t^TJ^t^r 

c?nc<p<r wTlx Rc*f^, ^^t^tt i 

Squirrel,*. ^1^tt^T5T,f ^ T5TT wr?" I 
Squirt,*. f^f^T^Tr"^^^^^ I 
Squirt,?;. ■pf5?Pl^flTt?rl t^C^^f^l 
Stab, v. c*h&1*TT<r, ^^1, ^^ ^ I 
Stability, s. ^1t?^,f%?"^1, W31 1 

Stable,*. , «it ie tt5n,'sr 5 5?ri, , 5iT^^5ri 

Stable,^?. f%J, ^^T,^7, ^t^T^T I 



STA 252 

Stack, *. #rj%,^Tf^, f^ft.^f I 
Staff, *. *rf$, Tfa ; fan ; ftcViftt- 

*H I 
Stag, *. ^fiN, SJSf, J^Sf, ^sj I 
Stage, s. -srtSl ; ?T9f ^ ; ^Tt^1, 

Stage-coach, s. ^T\5Tf^Hl sffit I 
Stagger, v. T^^tT 3>; ^fpfiSfi ^ I 
Stagnant, a. ssrgfrTS", Sf1%fft3 I 
Stagnate, v. ^2T^K 3/, C%K1\- 

Stagnation, s. *ft% T^Tl, ^2fr- 
- ^=T, 3"^31 I 
Staid, a. ^5^cT, iftj, fiSSKZH I 



Stain, 



?. 3>*r^, ccr*r ; cwra, "4T5 I 



Stain, v. ?i<$7\^ <5 ; C^Tfl I 
Stair, 5. *T*f,t*rtrt, fwU^tm^ I 
Staircase, 5-. C^f^R *f^t%, SfT- 
C*f^ C3£f€t I [jtut, ^jjrft I 

Stake, 5. c<T^1, ^j*T, CSttS? ; *f«i ; 
Stake, w. *Tf§? <STT«T ; c£^1 CW I 
Stale, a. *f*fjf%3, 3lf*T, C**UTv5l I 
Stalk, s. ^i, di$\ \Sm?1 5 ^*IW9 ; 

Stalk, «. 5fl TjsiTtirl 5*T I [ftc*f^T I 
Stalkinghorse, s. 3jTC*T<T ^T^TcT 
Stall, *. ^TfaC? £ft3J^ raT3T<T 

Stallion, *. ^f^sT?^ ^"^ I 
Stalwart, v. 3T*reT*, C*f*it5r<r I 
Stamen,*. <3Wf?T ^[3J ; f%fe *[«T 1 
Stamina, s. *T*T, t\V$ »T^f ; C^*T?T I 
Stammer, v. C5t3*I1 X 9 C3tC3l *$ I 



STA 

Stamp, s. ¥H",SJ^1, C^J; T?*T I 
Stamp, v. ni TTlTr, ffTffl ; W\*f I 
Stanch,^. TfF, «r & 9 Wi* *T ■ ftt$ i 
Standi, v. J&^% ^ oTTsri, ??% ^, 

2f<TT^ C?TT%T <5 I 
Stanchion, s. ^racra, C^^1 I 
Stand, s. f%t% ; STT5R ; JfT<T I 
Stand, v. TfTvBl, TC?T ^, siT^s, 1%fc I 
Standard, s. sffsn, *f s\$\ . f^t*f, 

Standing, *. %]&& ; fef§j %-\7{ \ 
Standish, s. ^^ ^T*fi"3" ^Tt^I<T ! 
Stanza, *. c$TG 9 3?fc3l, «Ttf,C#T^1 I 
Staple, s.^T\53f,*r®^;Ti; f<®T^lT1 « 
Staple, a. 15%$, ^rf^ClfJ %lf*{Z ; 

Star, s. 3T?T1, 3T?T^1,^F4 I 
Starboard,*. StT^TC^ wf*F«l ^fT 1 ^ 1 
Starch, s. its, iTO, <5*T*f, ^tt I 
Starched, a. <$vi*1 ■$} ^f\£ irKR ; 
^T^; ^rrf<rf*r ! 

Stare, v. 4® ^C^ 5tf5?1 ^^, 

f%?" ^® ^ I 
Stark, ad. ^«J«f?5C*T,^r'5J^,t^^T^ • 
Starling, s. *T#t t%C^^ I 
Starry, a. ^T^T^?, v5T?T1 t%f*T^ I 
Start, *. ff^R, ^IT^W ; 5^lf^ I 
Start, «. F5[f%?n ^^ ; gf^T^T ^ I 
Startle,y. ^rt5^1 ^t^35, ^»<T^I 
Starve,*?. "5ret^TC?r ^1 ^C^S HJ I 
Starveling, j.^f^T^TC?" ^^ ^jf^ 5 1 
State,*. Hf*T1, W^^1 ; ^"SfTfj ; ?"TSfJI 
State, v.^ <^UfR ^, £f^^ ^ I 



STE 

Statedly, ad. WTltfSr, f^TTsngsCT I 
Stately, a. £f«fcre, £f3T*fTf^5 I 
Statement, 5. f^3<!r«l ; f^OTfJT I 
Statesman, s. 3"T^ftf%^,"3"t^T5T;ft I 
Station,*, f^t§, ^T*f* ; *fW; sfttl i 
Station, v. f^TSF 3*, ^tf^fvS *P • 
Stationary, «. f%<ft^5, Tfa?T I 
Stationer, s. 3sT$teFTfif f^T^^I I 
Stationery, s. 5pT$f §? spejsr t^JtfiT 

Statistics, 5. CW*fT^Tj ft*<T«| I 
Statuary, 5. £f1%sn WW^T^t 1 
Statue, 5, ^ ^^STl^tf^sf v§*T I 
Stature, s. *r^tc?<T $5531, ^T\51 1 
Statute, s. frfV, 37^1, ftstf* l 
Stave, r. ^»Tf%?1 c^pcT; &*! I 
Stay, s. -fef%,$n<^; cfca|»Tl,1^?r I 
Stay,y. 1%^, <$W ; t^^T *F, f%*T & I 
Stays, s. ^SgpT^1,^f%,^rTf>?1 I 
Stead, s. TR; *ff?*s% $*W?T I 
Steadfast, a. ^^tft, ^*T,f%<T I 
Steady,^, ff^iffo^sWeT^ThT I 
Steak, s. vfmii ^T\^ ^3 I 
Steals T|f?f ^,^T«i *5;1|C*R 5f5R^i 
Stealth, s. T?f!r ?P?T«1 ; £^tt"l 
Steam, s. SlVf ; ^t^, ^fa ! 
Steamer, *. ^T^tTI ^T^T^f I 
Steed, 5. ^, CSTT^^, CSTfifl. *t^t I 
Steel, 5. ^^T$, C^fT^H, 5*Fjreti 
Steel, v. <r.fi>* ^j t*PTte «7t^T1 1 
Steelyard,s. \£*n ftc*t^; ^R^ I 
Steep, v. f%m, ^TjfsP, T|*1 t 
Steep, a. £ft*1, S31, fctf ,§55,^3" I 



253 STI 

Steeple, s. ^fhfTTl^TC F\51 I 
Steer, s. ^1 ^cTff, JffSTSl, $* I 
Steer, v. ^t^^^t^l ctW 5T*T1 1 
Steerage, s. SfTsfcSfTf^ 5T*TT*, STf- 

Steersman, 5.^cf^t^-,-5Tt®1",^fc ; r^?1 1 
Stellar, «. $T^1 *F3#fa, ^Wfatf 1 
Stem,*. *£*Pffi3 ; *\*r ; WSf^Tsf I 
Stem, y. c^TS 1^<rr?r«l ^, stTSTl I 
Stench, s. fj^w, f *T*T, «J^9TW I 
Step, 5. *ft£f^F*f ; *TT*T ; Ka^l 1 
Step,v. ^TTWt^C^^ *P, 9f3R35,5»T l 
Step-father, s. ^*ff*fv5l | 
Step-mother, 5. f^rfsl, JrVBl I 
Stereotype, s. ^^^ ^T*ft?T ^^^ I 
Sterile, «. *^j1, ^r^^l ; *r^ I 
Sterility, 5. *$JT5I, ir^^ I 
Sterling, s. t\c?«£teT ^fl ; f^?ffar I 
Sterling, «. £}<p, ^J^f^^T, ^1 I 
Stern, 5. ^T^lCSfTT *T*TOT$f I 
Stern, a. ^,^.f$^,^^^r,2K<T • 
Stew, s. C^TJT^TI ; f*T5i * W( I 
Stew, v. ^V^ X ff[% <$ I 
Steward, s. ^TsT^t, ^t^W l 
Stewardship, s. SfcfaJW?" *fW I 
Stibium, s. ^T^*,^^*,^^^ 1 
Stick, s. TTi3>, ©Tt^Tt, "s:#t, ^tft I 
Stick, v. c^rtf ^ ; ^Tf^^f ^ ; f^^i ^ I 
Stickle, v. ^TT^jr^i ^, tt$3l ^ I 

Stickler, s. "^*fC^ ^^^i^T ^31% I 
Sticky,a.*5nfcT«T,^lltl**, 5??#ir1l 
Stiff, a.^^sf^?, *rar, ^,^1^1 



STO 



254 



STO 



Stiffen,!?. ^3U 3>, ^7 3>, *T^ ^ I 
Stiffnecked, a. ^rcitfj, 4$$hn l 
Stifle, v. ft<f Tl <5 ; tT*T ^ ^ I 
Stigma, s. *$v\^ fs^, CWKjf **tf I 
Stigmatize,!;. ^^^ CW,^**TOW CW I 
Stile, s. C*TT*fR fic*f* ; 3^1 i 
Stiletto, s. ^5 C5T<T1, ^r^^it?: I 
Still, 5. c^mf TT?: *fT5, C^^T^t 
Still, a. r^?r, *ro ; 3ij[%, f^sfa i 
Still, p. *IT3 ^, ^f^ <5, ^Tsil I 
Still,^. WJTsft; ^tr%1^rt5 I 
Stillborn,**. *p®T5,SfT«i^falFPar75 
Stilts, s. *T*RPCTt<r ilW*\^ ?$\§ 

Stimulant, 5 C5C§?t^[% ^**T I 
Stimulate, v. 3<V*fl^ 1^1, f&$) I 
Stimulus, 5. ^re 5WI,C55Tf^,WSf I 
Sting, s. ^rr, ^JIcT, ^^1,Tf\*T^ I 
Sting, v. ^ TpTJI, <^*R1 C*f I 
Stingy, a. <J }?<£«&, ^f 6 !, ^nffal I 
Stink, 5. ^*fo, ^<T3T, *£l%$re I 
Stint, «. ?ft 311 <5 ; ^T^c.*f J ^ I 
Stipend, 5. C^S^T, ^t%, <nT^ft I 
Stipendiary, s. C3"3^sfT§t,<[fst»T- 
Stipulate, v. "%}W «>, f^TT^r ^ I [sft 
Stipulation,*. t^^f^f^fi^ei I 

Stir, s. c9t;»t, c^Terr^^T, ^ TcwiTv5^r i 

Stir, v. ffffi?, 1?P ; $s&1, 31^ ^ I 
Stirrup, *. C^Jlv5t<T flR?" C3"3?R I 
Stitch,*. T?'r<p1; c4^,f^ ctjri I 
Stitch, v. ?!*, *?tW1, 3fT^^ sg | 
Stock, s. 3p*R, «j^ ; *\*f ; gfff I 

Stock, v. *mt <&, w?r ^ ; **K ^ i 



Stockade,*, ^1%ftfs$T3 <tt?1 31 ^ 

St6cking,*.c3rrsi,«tmt^?r«i,*fw?r^t 

Stocks,*. ft?f5, ^lf?,v|??sr,^:Tt^ I 
Stoic, *. sffacifTta CSiC^TI ^T3T<5 

trfts ^1% i 

Stoicism,*. n^tr^rsD^R'JTTsr l 
St6ker,*.3jC5f?T ^Tfi> ^9f*1 *T*Pft?I 

Stole,*. ^T^^g^t^S",*^ ®T3T1 
Stolen, a. C5Tl?r5,^r*"f^3,ls1? ^1 1 
Stomach, *. $w?r ; ?Ff& ; ^^T?" I. 
Stomach,i>.^f*f:5 ^, C3pT*Tfa"5 ^ I 
Stomacher, s.^S^C^? ^n«7r«l I 
Stone, 5. £f^3" ; J^f ; ^sftft ; ! 3t- 
Stone, v. g^^T^re ^ I [^^t I 
Stony, a. £T3Rrs)?I; ^fifa ; fa^% I 
Stool,*.^TfcT*R,f*f5l ; C^i^,C^tf i 

Stooping otitic ^,cs[i *H i 

Stop,*. *f (?ic^W fy^ ; *T*n;f%1% I 

Stop, v. %rn^ ^, vfr^, ^ ^ i 

Stoppage, s. 3"['<1, ^TT><P, ^JT^TT^i 
Stopple, *. fe*ft, fi>*P5TJl, Sf fs I 
Store,*. *£#; *T«*TJ,3lf*r,$"*msr I 
Storey. W^^V^R ^,*j^t<5l 
Storehouse,*. ^JiST^CSf rci1,Q"5f I3T 1 
Stork,s.^<5 ?r1 *TT?T*T,*f#t t^C*T^ I 
Storm, s. £f^ ^1¥, ^r?;^i^ 

^t^3T«i i 
Storm,!?. 5vsT>S ^ ; vS^^^T^k ^ I 
Stormy, a. W3I?I, ^^11 ; 3"T*fT»T 
Story, *. ^n^«l"1, ^^T<JT^}^|T 



STR 



255 



STR 



Stout, a. 3-c^to", ^mhn^eT^t?! | Strangury, s. ?3^g?, *[WTC<rr*t 
Stoutly, ad. *T«*iK*r,3fi^«2^s I | Strap, 5. &£r *fff, £W ^st 1 
Stove, 5. ^rfyf 3, ^5TR, ^>*<£?" I 



Stow, v. ^r^^rTt?! 7rT-«r, ws <p i 

Stowage, 5. TfT"5TwjT^?n fMC^^ - 

^R ; ^? I 
Straddle,!;. *f1 C*TcTrt"?ri ScT *1 m \ 
Straggle, v. .vrsfft* ^ j *f$f ^T- 

Straggler, 5". ^S^TS ^p«i^T#t I 
Straight, «. C*ttW, *\7C& 9 ^ I 
Straighten, v. *T<jT5T 3P, OT©1 *P I 
Straightway, a^.S^W, 4^" ^Wl 
Strain, 5. C^T^55T^ ; ^C^<T %W, 

«TRl 
Strain, v. 1>T*, t^\^1, ^t^ ; CUT- 

Strainer, s. i[t$ f^T^^t^T^^ I 
Strait, 5. *Ttf$ ; f?i?T, C#*T, *&*> I 
Strait, a. ^wK> ^3*t^ I ^fe*> 

Straiten,!;. wK<J5; ^fll>1 ^T# 3*1 
Straitly, «& ^2f*f^ ?5C% s&fifa 

Strand, s. *5% *T?T, ^^ ^t^ - I 
Strand, v. 50> C^t%?1 C*p*T I 
Strange, a. WTW5, ^^"5 ; ^T^t?- 
Strangely,a<Z.^rt*6*n?K*f I [fcs I 
Stranger, s. frcW^, Wtlrft'S <T7- 

Strangle, v. tT*TC37*F ^t??I1 stT^" 1 
Strangulation, s. ^T^ ^ ^t??1 



Stratagem, 5. ^;*r, c^sH^T, $*Tt?l 
Stratify, v. $17^ * 3TT®1 I 
Stratum, s. ^, $Tfa?, vgfsil I 
Straw, 5. *f5Tt»T, f%5tf%, -4T\£ I 
Strawberry, s. Tpvl (^C*f^ 1 
Stray, v. f^Ctf *T1, ^pr«| ^ I 
Streak, 5. C51J1, CJ*tt, ^C^ I 
Stream, 5. cjtS, £f*T3", ^rwt I 
Stream, v. OT^ 3"o",£[3"Tft3 ^ I 
Streamer, s. »H5T^1, *ff§r1, 3^1 l 
Streamlet, 5. ^^ ^Ttft?" C^t"5 I 
Street, 5. asfC^T *f$T, SfTsf I 
Strength, 5. *tf^, ^ ^sr, Jtf- 

Strengthen^'. TT^rf ^, vSCsSWI & I 

Strenuous, a. WRi^r, ^CWHsff, 

Stress, s. ^<F^3, ^t^* ; cfc*T,cfcc7l I 
Stretch, a. t^1<T, £f*TT*T, T?T3 I 

Stretch, v. £f^t?T«J ^, *t?1, T>T* J 

strew, v. ^i,l^i,fs:T>i,ft<£H <& i 

Stricken, a. £f5lft3, *rrf?3 I 
Strict, a. ^j^V^^T^PT ; ft*P I 
Stricture, 5. f S£*, ^TSffTS: ', CWt- 

Stride, s. VftsrW ftc^^T I 
Stride, v. *f1 C^t%¥l ^^r I 
Strife, a. ft*m, F^, t^C^TVf I 
Strike, «. ^imt^ ^, ^H, f 5 ^ • 
Striking, a. $swT<r, ^t x 5<J I 



STU 



; TTt^l ; st?T I 



String, 5. 

String, v. TTTsfl sfM, *P£5T 35 l 
Stringed, a. Tf^T?T, 53^, *T*£3 I 
Stringent^. ^^T^f $&3T*ftcT l 
Stringy,a. ^]T*tT*T, C^ITl.^^ I 
Strip, s. *H^, ^1i>, <s i [<j | 

Strip, 0. ^*T3f 3> "^TeT C$T*T ; c# 
Stripe, *. c?T<n, C\5T?T1 ; 3s*tt*lT3 

Striped, «. ttt^R^c^-sn ftf*Hi> I 
Stripling, 5. ^1, t%C*fT3*, 31^35 i 
Strive, v. ^tf^W 35 ; 1^3tW 35 I 
Stroke, s. ^T^tS ; ^C*T35, C?T<1 l 
Stroke, v. Of^ «£33"35 51$ **T1 I 
Stroll, V. xjpTq 35, *ft7Tfa 35, C3^1 
Strong,fl. 3*r3l*,*f3%£f3^r,£te3 I 
Stronghold, 5. Tjsf, ^1J ^*f , $T^ I 
Strop, s. ^3 oWlt3T<? STTfft I 
Structure,*.?!^ ^5rt3?f%; ^ §ti%3s1 1 
Struggle, v. 5Jv5*p\£ 3> ; *P5 3 s $ 

^5TT1%^ 35 | 
Strumpet, *.C3"*T)1, 5ff«|35l, f cTTjI I 
Strut,*;. sf1 *£f3t^il1 5c=T,7I?fC3f tttl 

Stubble, *. ^t^l, t^5i^?r cartel I 

Stubborn, a. ^3"*r, W £ft%58, 

^3se?n, d^i 1 

Stucco, *. W ftcTO, F^35tTT I 
Stud, s. W^tfW, *fT*i?f^3S OTT>35 

Stud,iT ^R *R C2f3S ^TT3" I 
Student, *. ttwjtsff, W\4, *fv51i1 I 
Studied, a. ^5]^]^, |3C3f53, *^OT 



256 SUB 

Studious,^, ftwji *nrT?r«i,fr*rtei¥ t 

Studiously, ad. STWTWTsf «j3f 35 l 
Study, s. w;j^ ; *at^ ; fi>^1 ; 

*TTfcT$f ^ I 
Study, v. frim»JT*r ?P, SfjT* 35 l 
Stuff, *. 537, nftreft; 33 frc*^ I 
Stuff, 0.fctf*I?rl ^[35, 9ftW?1 ^3" I 
Stuffing, s.-stK^T ^T*T3nTt sr^rtsrll 
Stultify, v. ^sr^T^I £f3sT*f 3? I 
Stumble, v. 3C^TT> <I, ^t%"5 3» | 
Stumblingblock, *. 31541, 37TSTT3 I 
Stump, *. fj^Tt^ €TI% 31 C9fT\?1, 

Stun, v. ^it^rt^Ttirl Tjf¥i 35, 
Stunt, v. 3jfis?r srrsrte 35, c^;n> 35 1 

Stupefaction, *. wm\, ^tfrS^J, 

Wt3^1 1 
Stupendous, a. 3T^, ^£5,2f3ST3 I 
Stupid, a.SK£, ^C3"f^, *[«f, ^T31 I 
Stupidity, s. !?53l,W5i,<:3l3?rt3:t 
Stupify,tf. ^^35,^C^^35,Sf\53>l 

stupor, *. ^ts3*j, wi, csrte i 

Sturdy, a. *T^, 3"^3R ; 4353?l1 I 
Stutter, v. ciKl'l 35, GSHcTl ^ 1 

Sty, *."»^3sc?r?: c«5t?rTv5 ; sf ?" m i 

Stygian,a.3T<r35fc,3"*rT$5T*re#ter I 
Style, 5. 3T^J ^^]tT, ^ftT,*mt; 

Style, v. ^\^1 Of, ^TtlT ?:t< I 
Suasion, *. £fC?Tt^^1 ; f ? C3T3" f 
Suavity, s. TSTT^fj, ^^1, f^3>3l I 
Subaltern, *. ^(£(^T^ Wt^f^ I 



SUB 257 

Subdivide, v. ^■ftfeftf 35, ^1% 

^ JTV* <U I 
Subdue, v. **ft^Tv5 3», ^T^ ^ I 
Subdued, a. iffiS, ^*rt^5, ms I 
Subject, s. £f©1 ; t^^ll ; ^|^T^"^ ; 

Subject, «. ^rsffa, 3"*ft^5 ; ^1^1 1 
Subject, v. ^rsjffar ^ ; jfrift ^ I 
Subjection, 5-. W*ft^3,1, 3"*f3i1 | 
Subjoin, v.'STC^ csrftf *P,*T\OT?f ^ I 
Subjugate, v. <T*t «*, n<Tt®? ^ I 
Subj unction, s. ^jc*? C^Tsf «>3"c| | 
Sublimate, v. ^fif¥T?n $Cf 3^1 i 
Sublime, a. *nr*T, sjM£Tst, tfsfossr I 
Sublimity,s.i[^^r^Q^3l,^^1 i 
Sublunary, «. S^TtfS^, ^TCt^^ I 
Submerge, v. ^Rl,U"*f 3S,®5r *Tte ^ I 
Submission, 5. ^T^t^^^a ; ?\fk- 

*j3l, ^rl, ^Tf% i 
Submissive, «. ^T^T3"§" ; ^ff^ l 
Submit^.^^^S "5: ; ^<f«j ^; ^"5" | 



Subordinate, a. "^r^Sff^, WSfto 
Subordination, s. **fv5l, ^Sffa'31 I 
Suborn, v. CeTT^ CW<fl^?1 f 3>C*a" 

Subpoena, 5. W^t^ ^TOR *f^, 
Subscribe, v. m?FJ <> ; ■sffor?" ^ l 
Subscription,*. ^T^J ; ^TJfTITWtsr I 
S ubsequent, a M s"?T, *f?T, *f *5twrf I 
Subserve, v. C*R1 3>; *r$35Tf?3l *s | 
Subservient, a. ^*TOTsf|", CSffa- 

Subside, v. JR31 *f1, ^T^, ftte I 

B 



sue 

Subsidence, *. ^T5f g ^T^^T^fYcf^l I 
Subsidiary, 0.?TRTsrj<Pt^),?T^T^t 
Subsidy, s. <5\sfc]j1 3*f*T?T \ 
Subsist, v. *^5rfa *ft<$ ; ^taOTf- 

Subsistence, *. §f;itfc^1, ffa- 

Substance, *. 3ft?", 3"^>; CUTIS' I 
Substantial, a. ^T^TcT, <TT^if^ I 
Substantially,^. ^WSS^S^TST I 
Substantiate, tf.^faJ^ ?F,2fsrT«i ^ I 
Substantive, *. frc*raj, 3T\^1i 
Substitute, s. £Jt%f^fV, ^r^**? I 
Substitute, v. £t^f^fif <;*?, 9 iW- 

Substitution, 5. nt?^^ f^f^ST? I 
Subtend, v.^tcst^^^ <&; 5®l1f f% «> I 
Subterfuge,*. £t5T<r«l1,Wwr,C^T?n I 
Subterranean, a. ^ffe^T<T ^Y^ I 
Subtile, «. ^psj, ^«j, era, *f|- 

Subtilty,*.3j^5l,^ra*5l;*re%l I 
Subtilize,^. ^a1% *j^ 3»,*nv55Jl ^ I 
Subtle, a. ^ ^?T,ltw^i,<:*r?rT5T« 
Subtract, «?. *rffi C 1 ^, ^5I\*T c? I 
Subtraction, *. ^J3"«>c?r, Si"5rH?:s l 
Subtrahend, *. "^T^fjt^ I 
Suburbs, *. ^SJC?"?; 2fT^T*r, 

Subversion,*.^c^tJT,^<ftv5,^\^ j 
Subversive, a. ^*fTTN?, •rr*T3P I 
Subvert, v. ^K^l^ ^, tt^T*T ^ I 
Succeed, v.^^^f "5: ; ^^^T*^fj ^ I 



SUF 



Success, s. f OTTTfJ, ^f*n% • 
Successful, a. f5\$, <p<5t*n I 
Succession, *. ^sj^sr, *Wl^I ; 

Successive,0.^T^fe,*T?"*' 5? i?1 I 
Successor, s.^»iT"5'^T,^^"?"TtX^t'?" 1 1 
Succinct,0.^f^<,^\f^%^ I 
Succour,s. y..^f^5l, ^1 5 ^wf?r i 
Succulent, a. TWl^T*,*^^ ' 
Succumb, v. *j^1 *f3 ; **ft^5 

Suck.tf.CSHT^wft *F.;-5*vn*<P 
Sucker, s. ^J, *fW* 5 C5TW I 
Suckle^. ^*TR <5?n,^?^ CWi 
Suckling, 5. ***rt* 3^*1 ; $«- 

Suction, s. a>W,cW^*rt*T* I 
Sudden, a^fcT^^^ttfTO ' 
Sudorific, a. ^ ^^( £** ) ' 
Suds, 5. *tf*T* smit ^^ ' 
Sue, v. StT«W ^ J ^"V * > 
Suet, s. **\, **i1, *?% ' 
Suffer, v. ^J ^ ; ^T^ ^ « 
Sufferance, *. *if5*f?1 5 "CW1 ! 
Sufferer, s. Tprc^tA *ffl%3 I 
Suffering, *.V<^t<5T, Wl « 
Suffice, t>. SfrJT *, m*& * ' 
Sufficiency,^. 31T>57, 3^1 ; 

Sufficient, a. ET5JC, "TOt^jft^?: ; 



258 SUM 

Suffocate,*; .tm TO a*, ^t^TC?rt%r ^ I 
Suffrage, s. ^ST^, Tt^T?" I ' 

Suffuse, v. *im ^,ft^t-f *P, C*T*T 
Sugar, 5. fsft, W?1, ^?T1,W«3?F1 I 
Sugar-candy, *. 3**f, f^"S^i 
Sugar-cane,*. ^ ; ^tf ,^lf*T*ra I 
Suggest, v. TTC^CS ^p^, ^T^ ^ I 
Suggestion, s. *TC^5 3"T3»7, ^T"3" I 
Suicide,*. ^tH^^7l ; ^nn*TF5<5 I 
Suit, s. 2^ ; SfTsfal, C*n**t*1 5 

Suit, v. $*f^ %:, c^rtsfr ^, ftrsr i 

Suitable, a. ^*f^,C^TT9f J, ^T<TJ 1 
Suitor, *. £tc<T?f<P, £tt*fa, ^*tt- 

Sulky,«. ^^SC^T^ft, ^f^tft, ft- 
Sullen,a.f5^%1, fa^F,!^^^ 
Sully, v. nf^ ^,T^^^^, ^src? 3p i 
Sulphur,*. 9f^ is, *r^*fW«l I 
Sulphureous,^. sr^'STs 5 I 
Sultan, *. v£^3<E>tf?*ft? <rT«1 I 
Sultana, *. v§>wmfT*Tte ?"t-it I 
Sultry,^. #^, P^TS 3 sfhSM 
Sum,*. c^T^,4^,*pf^3T<tf,^fmrl 
Sum, v. ^\<J1 *P, OTT> ^, f*<P CW I 
Summarily, orf. *i\c^c*f, 3jftff% I 
Summary,*. STO, TTiprw^; I 
Summer, s. sft^^T^T, $^^T*T | 
Summit,*. FSl^fT^sf ^fl^Tsf I 
Summon,^. ^1^, ^t^R ^s,^ci^' ^ i 
Summons,*.^3", f&ft ; ^t^R t 
Sumptuous,a. ^^ ^J ^, ^j?^, 



SUP 



Sun,*. Tpfj, £r^T;$?-,fifate?r,?rft i 
Sunbeam,*, *prj -f%^"«i, ^fjsftu 
Sunburnt, *. c?rtoFvhf% <r.if*Tfci 
Sunday, s. ^R^r^7 1^*37 ?r l 
Sunder,i».f%g- 35,«2$T«s ^tfensf m 
Sundial,*. *pfj*r;5Y,<:3->f ^ft^l i 
Sundry,*. *n^, 35 43s, ftf^*fi 
Sunrise,*. ^^C«lTW?r, *JCTrjT*f<T l 
Sunset, *. ^T^Tcf, *pjT^i I 
Sunshine^.^ltc^T^^TS^CsVl 
Sup,*?. <nC3f <3TSR 3> ; ijsra? ctTi 
Super-, <5rfsra, 3"^ ; ^tt?^ l 
Superabundance, *. =3jt% ^"T^^TJ, 

^1% SfTlf^rj I 
Superannuated, a. ^rsT^Wi^jgi I 
Superb,*. ^«j3f , cnmf 1 ^ I 
Supercargo, *. ;gfT3T&t?r STTCST^C 

s^rw^ i 

Supercilious, *. dj^j^t, 9f^ff, 

Supererogation,*. ^^C^TT^Ttf^T^Jl 
Superficial,*. ^st^T, ^f^l% i 
Superficies, s. ^ftf5j»%, ^*rsfj\*r I 
Superfine,*. ^t% *jffi5[, ^vgK^3> | 
Superfluity, *. ^jf^^j, ^"i^c^j i 
Superfluous, *. ^ri^5T?«F, ^j£f- 

c?T&3rnsM ^i^i ^ i 

Superintend, v. ^so^»31 3>, 3^;T- 
Superintendent, 5. ^<jj?^, 3^13"- 

Superior, *. C~4&, £f*T*, ST^,. 

Superiority, j.CSffcsl, 2f|5fmj I 

R 2 



259 g UP 

Superlative,*, csriresr, #c^ | 
Supernal,^. ^JT^T*!??, &5%\ 
Supernatural, «. <5rcctfft* f ^3'i 
Supernumerary, *.^T5^,^V%f^^ I 
Superscribe, v. f*rc?"RT* f%<f i 
Superscription, *. pnqrRnr I 
Supersede, v. cmtn <F, ^Rjsfl 3?, 

Superstition, *. ^fosf Sp^ » 
Superstructure, *.^^fC?"^- Sfteff^ I 
Supervene, v. vs^fltfA 3*ff^5 ^ | 



^UJ-spSI <i>, &^t 



Supervise, v. 

Supine,*, ^sr^f, ^r^WJirft; %f- 

S upper, *. src3<r c^tsr j 

Supplant,?;. ^C^T ^T*T/f^ <5, ^ | 

Supple,*. sr^^*ftsT, wsn, c^nm I 

Supplement, *. Ct^TxpfW, Sn^TS, 

Suppliant, *. ft^t% ^t?T^, fftsfas I 
Supplication,*. SfTsfa"), f^J?f% * 
Supply, *. +[mj, OT*TO, »]%' | 

Supply, v. c^rT^fi,R#f^: <p, jfr^<P i 

Support,*, ^[^crg-^; "s^WT^ I 
Support, «?. ^TT^fl C?f; ^j ^ ; 

£ffo*fT5R <i> I 
Suppose, v. ^%y* <$, TOT 3s | 
Supposition,*. ojijsrR, ^£-53- 1 
Suppress, v. 5f¥5T <p, ^CfTT^ «*, 

WTf'lTl <TT«T I " 
Suppurate, v, ^^R^TftfJT ^ I 
Supremacy,*. ^iHf^TjJ, 2ft^ftJTJ 
Supreme,*. ^CSffc,*^^ ^fa" 



STTR 

Surcharge, v.^t%^e 1 ^T'?"(^,Ft"' 5 fi 
Sure, a. f*f*i53, f%?T, Ijtf , ^^ ' 
Surety,*. 2tr%^;,lftfe ; f^S^I I 
Surf,*. *\^g €\j1tt CI>3, S?"* - ' 
Surface,.?. *ft^T?f ; *r*Mt3 I 
Surfeit, *. <T^ .^*FW?"1 *fte1 t 
Surge, *. 3?"W, Cl?^, *T^nfr I 
Surgeon,*.^!^ t^WJ^^f^^^^l 
Surgery ,5. ^513 fsf%^1 I 
Surgical,**. ^3 1vf%^1 *T*^V?T I 
Surliness, 5. TTTfrsa, C3Ptf>T^ I 
Surly,«. ?Tt#t, ^CfcT<T, ffcltwl I 
Surmise,*. ^^HW^^V^ I 
Surmount ,i>. «TT?" ^".^Cf 3^>S><I *1 
Surname, 5. *fT?<rt, <p ^^1 I 
Surpass,?;, ^STr^s^ 3>, ^"fe^ "£ ! 
Surpassing, a. ^J^T, ^f^^TST^ I 
Surplice,s. <JC?TTf5C^?" *ft?*5W I 
Surplus, *. ^jf%C?"<P, ^llW I 
Surprise, s. fr*»IT, ^l^^fj ^T* ; 

Surprise, v. f< ^t*t^ ^ ; *fcl* $ I 
Surprising, 0. ^<s,<p1?", ^T*5^fj I 
Surrender,^, 7^*f«l 3>, *T3[?" "^^ 

Surreptitious, a. tffTfOT <£f , £fc- 

Surrogate, *. ^t*OtW?T Sfr^fst- 

Surround, v. C^* ^, C^IJ, C<T\5 I 
Surrounding, «. Evgf^b^, ft<&$ I 
Survey, 5. w4*t 9 *TOlC*lT^1, 



260 SWA 

Survey,!?. f^sftw 3>, ^W ^; ^* 

Surveyor, s.f^^t^^j^f^H 3>T<3"3> I 
Survive, v. ^«"^" ©t€t "^, ^5rCT]<T 

Susceptibility, 5. OT*a^re1, *n£- 
Susceptible, a. g^^Ttsr, ?fr€i 1 
Suspect, v. JJVTO ^, ^n*ra?1 ^ I 
Suspend,y.^t^1 ;^fsT\$ <TK,f^c^3s 
Suspense, *. W&rw,fs*\, tt<f.^r 1 
Suspension,*. T?T5fT^ ; t%f^^ ^T^T 

*RJ3 f^f 1%, f^i 5 * 1 
Suspicion,*. JJC 5 ^"?, 7i\*T^r, c^T^1 I 
Suspicious,^. ^C^f"Ct, ^f^t^S 1 
Sustain,u. itfjq <5; Tf^j ^; TfT'ST^fl ; 

Sustenance,*.'^"^'cic ,5 1"t'5'et, *5I3©st 1 
Sutler,*. t*TOT?"OT<r ^f^JtTTf? 

^^7 W37 ^"3^7TT#t, ffBCT>?Tl I 
Suture,*. ^Ffr$?" f 1^1, C^T7\5" 1 
Swab,*. STTO^ f3G~fS", 3H\&J 
Swaddle, v. ^*©T-3 f*rewT *C3 

©s51, *?# *T« I 
Swagger, v.WPt" 1$, #rsrl ^ J 
Swain,*. ^*J^T*£?R", f^T«i,C*re 

Swallow,*. Weft® «wt; SfT^T I 
Swallow,v. f*f*T, gT*T S> I 
Swamp, s. ©*TT^f^, ©e^^WcTWcTl 
Swampy,«. ^?*n,«cj?I1,J?®rfff§t?n I 
Swan, *. ?£5?rT^, ^A*I ftc*^ 1 
Sward, *. ^«iTf 5 ^fk ; $3$ ^p<T 



swo 

Swarm.*. ^r^», 3£9, jf*?, ^t^r I 
Swarm,i).3!TC3»* 3vF,*iTCffTX f%\5 3*1 
Swarthy, «.-«fJt^^«f^t^«f,^t1%^ I 
Swathe,!;. S31, *T*fl, if 3lw I 
Sway,*. 3>€pH, *TT*R, 2f^3* I 
Sway,?), ^m^ <p ; £ff f% ®*rl I 
Swear,?). *T*W 3>, 1^3J 3*,1%3*1 3>l 
Sweat,*. "^TW, ^Tfsr, C^T* I 
Sweeps. 3tTT>T^<i1 C*p«T, C3C?f TTH 
Sweepings,*.3JlT>f^, ^3"^3",^^T1 I 
Sweet, a. fSHi>, , srsf<r, 5^tff, ^[1T<T I 
Sweeten, v. fsT3> 3>,?]^Tif ^WfT 35 1 
Sweetheart,*. fgf^T 31 G£T33TT I 
Sweetmeat,*. f^"^T^, fsr^T^ I 
Swell, v. WtS ^; Tp^1^if^f^1 §fcl 1 
Swelling,*.sj#rf%, c*tt^, CSTttS l 
Swerve,!). ^fffr^T 8 ! 35, t^^jt^f TTl i 
Swift, 0. ^9f^"^, c<r^r^T^, WT^?f i 
Swill, v. ^rt§f|r^F *TT^3>; ^tff^ i 
Swim,!). 7T^^«l 35, ^T^T?r, ^m I 
Swimming,*. ^T^T^" ; Trf«f, ^fsr « 
Swindle,?;. t3>^53 3S,£f 3$£a1 3S,fc3»Tfsr 
Swindler,*. 3*3TC5T?", 2f3333» I 
Swine, *. *£«>3*, 33*1^; i 
Swineherd,*. ^[353" 3*55»3> I 
Swing,s.cWT*Tl,CfFT*!^,^rTC*«fT5R | 
Swing.?). 3pT, CWT5T, ^iTC^ST^ 35 i 
Swinish, a. *J35"3" 3T^*f; 3"3"'te3<$ > I 
Switch,*. ^\5>; rf^t ; £fC$T*f l 
Swivel,*. -3|^T3 ftc*r^; -Sjfef 35\51 i 
Swoon,?. sp^T3^1, ^53*1 I 

Swoop,*. c§b Jrtfjrq] %jy, ^j^. 

R 3 



261 SYN 

Swoop,!). fat^ST? 35, gj1%?ftST 3» I 
Sword,*. 4r\59f,<I\Fl,^STO, 33"3l3; I 
Swordsman,*. taf3\ f*T35, <?Jf- 

Sycophant, s. STT^Tift, "3^35, C^T- 

Syllable,*. ^^^ 43s 3"«f, *nr ' 
Syllabus,s. ^T^^»irf»(gsl, fa"^«t> I 
Syllogism,*. c£ftfj?3TW, ^3H* 

*rfi>$ 3T3*J I 
Sylph,*. C^TS^tt^^^pn^CW^^I 
S5 T lvan,«. 3^U, !; 5lT'3"«tf3>, '3^? I 
Symbols. t^W*far, ^T^T, fs"^ I 
Symb61ical,«.f5^?5*f35, fa% *f;ffar I 
Symbolize,?). T?^E>F3fT"3"1 5ST"5 3> I 
Symmetrical, #. ?5*f3"R, ^TTt^S I 
Symmetry,*. ?T3f TCsF *j"f^"3T, ^3»J I 
Sympathetic, a. ^J 3p*T ij-aft 

Sympathize, !) . *f <T ^C-sf ^*ft f SC*$T 
Sympathy, s. *T3"^3" ^T3,7TTrC3- 
Symphony, *. T?3"<P-7 I [ W%\ I 

Symptom, s *T^e|, ^^ I 
Synagogue, *. flfewtir ^SRT«T?T I 
Synchronism, s. ^it^f^J, W^tCc? 

Syncope,s. sp5l ; ^?aT^?" CcTt*T I 
Synod, *. ^ f3"31T<P *T^1 I 
Synonymous, a. vjpTJTsife, ^t^ ' 
Synopsis, s. *r\C^C*t, T|^?P, 9f^- 

Syntax, *. 31<pJ ^^Jt^T t^WH I 
Synthesis, *. ^M^T'St, C^TT^ *$J*\ I 



TAL 

Syphon, *. 7[^\, C5tw1 I 
Syringe, *. f^WT^ffr, W$p*l I 
S> T stem, *. <ftf%, *Tt?rl, *}*^1 I 
Systematic, a. W^T*[*rr?ft I 



TAP 



Tabby, a. fsf%3 ffr4ftf&4, *^"W 

Tabernacle, s.^'pS ,^sit^"t^T, Vf^T^T^ 
Table,*. C^SJ; ^"SH^^J^'Srf'l^l I 
Table-cloth, s. c^V§iJ 5D*?T I 
Tablet, s.^TT%-5 3^1; C^TT> CITS? | 
Tabor, 5. ^THf , SfTWcT, ^Tj T?^1 | 
Tabular, a. f^sft? 3W*f C^rl" ^ I 
Tacit, #. c^ffa, ^Je 1 , ^[^"J^ I 
Taciturn, a. ^RTsW^ST, C^W, 

Taciturnity,*, vrf^.^1, orV$1 l 
Tack,*, f j C£f p ; ©T^T^ i%^«1 i 
Tack,v.^i^,c^T\^1 GWj^TCTsi faqni 
Tackle,*, ^ig ^S^T^ICIm ?'5ffTtif 
Tactics,*.*^ <3"5^ faffj"; ^*TT3 I 
Tadpole,*. C3^T5t, "SISCcp?" "^1 i 
Tag,* 1[S; C£f<5; C^i^Tl% I 
Tail,*. cTT3?*T,C*iS*,*J 15 5;*i*Wf?r \ 
Tailor,*. Pf<nit, C*ftn>«>, ^f^rt^tl 
Taint,*. ^«T^, CWT*, 4 i; W^ l 
Take,v. tf^cj <a?j nft'TfS; «* j c^ ; 

Taking,*, sr^l, w*; 3£W I 
Talc, s. *®v, ^^^4 ( 
Tale,*. ^t^ST^T, ^^5 tf^Rl I 
Talebearer^.^efu^c^^R 5 ^ 



Talent, *. ^T-»;j%«> *f%, f *t^, 

^!f T?T £$T\51 I 
Talented,^ ^aRT^T,^ 5 ^, fa^ i 
Talisman,*. ^5 1tc*t^, ^tW^t | 
Talk,v. ^^"T^t^l «n?", "^TtcnT^f 3> I 
Talkative ,a. ^TSTcT, ^t3"Jf^, ^^> 

Tall, a. CT?3F1, Tpt^Vtir .cTOl,*r53M I 
Tallow,*. ?T3Tl, **fl, 3"T5^ 5^# I 
Tallow-chandler, *. 15^:f<^; 3"i^t 

Tally,*. «fr¥^TT>1 <m&, <s5T3»*T\ft I 
Tally, v. ffos 5Tt5f,OT\?1 wTTfCfaeT I 
Talon,s. fsA^ ^^\j ^*r i 
Tamarind, *. c^\|^, 1%1%^T I 
Tambourine,*. <^^ft, T?^] I 
Tanie,«.SJ^, C^T^RI ; RC^f I 
Tame, v. C*fT*1 ^, 3*T <F, ,W?R <P I 
Tamper, v. 3"^s>t*T ^J^XT?" 5 s , 

Tan,-y. S*fr 2^3 ^ ; ^5l^«f ^ I 
Tangible, a. 7p£*\J, *Pl*fal?r l 
Tangle, v.C% btTsT^TCW C^^,W\5' I 
Tank,*. *£3Sl?<ft, SSTFTO, f 3 ' 
Tankard,*. l?T<r-^ ftf*Hi> |^<5, *fT- 

Tanner,*. s^^Tj, 5T*rT?T I 
Tannery,*. S^£{^1 <^?"C«i^" ^R \ 
Tantalize, i>.fsr*m ^T*t1 CW I [>T^I 
Tantamount, a.\f*TJ, 3T*rS[*iJ?p,3T^T- 
Tap,*. ^WW5, <ftT^r,5T*TS i 
Tap,v. ctT^Tl; "M& f^^ ^ ! 
Tape,*. ^3T?T t%^1, C^?T^" I 



TAW 

Taper, s. 31^, fft*T, *ff^5l I 
Taper, t;.35sr*TS 33T^f^,*J5T3T^ I 
Tapestry, s. ^$M<T *3 ; faf^S 

Tapis, s. (Jfcscg. fsf^ Wt^1?R I 
Tapster, 5. W C^t<Ttf^<n, C*ftf33» I 
Tar, s. ^Tw!^T5?n ; C*fT3ST^ I 
Tardy, «. ^sr*?^, sffc, ^spi i 
Tares, s. 'TOt^C^ ^?T3 ^"^^rT^T I 
Target, s. Tpsra, t?^, f^*Tfal I 
Tariff, s. f^W, n»T>8 I 
Tarnish, v. 3T^T^r «s ; <5R§j35T 3s | 
Tarpauling, 5. Sf snf^*£ ^TStttS I 
Tarry, v. o[T^ 9 ^TC^f^l 35,ft«T* 35 I 
Tart, s. -SpCc^ fM> I^ 1 ftc*T^ 1 
Tart,«. ^h^SK?",^,^^! 
Tartar, s. ^T^T^T C^fTt? C<m«> ! 
Task, s. ^Tf?^ ^,*sT*rj,«rTl>ftl 
Tassel, s. <bTM, 3TT**T1, 3TT3T1 I 
Taste, 8. ^-pf, ^OT^? ; wft> t 
Taste, v. ^l-WJR^,yfa,*f<rtWl^ I 
Tasteless, a. tt^IW } ^t^"^,^T^i I 
Tatter, a. 3fTf^ 9 C^W1, f^*3 J 
Tattle, v. 9t**t 35, *3R^1, ^SRsfa 

Tattoo, v. §f^ Of, $^^t CW I 
Taunt, 0. $*T^;T*r 3s, ^T^i 35 1 
Taurus, s. 5^, ft$fa ^Tfn I 
Taut6logy,s.|^1^^f^,wraTv5^ 
Tavern, s.c^#?H?rKR1,3nfJ*rT»n I 
Taw, 5. sfje&TwT, *<§®T> ^TFl, 3TTr*T I 
Tawdry, 0.^f^1,3JT3»t»T,^3St5T 
Tawny, a. ^tj^«f, fn^f ^fT^f ( 
R 4 



263 TEM 

353-, <rm^, ^^; ^13* « 



Tax, 

Tax, a. vlj cw ; ^ t^«f?r 3> ; C^tT- 

TO37*T 3* I 
Taxation, 5. 3>3" 1^3^*1 ; ^T*f3"Tfr I 
Tea, s. 51 ; ffatfT'Tte f ^ t3"C*r3" I 
Teaboard, 5. 5f3" <(f^?1 I 
Teach,0.p"TOl C^^^l^^jm^^ll 
Teacher, s. f*\W<$, <5{3 Jt*f<F, ^ I 
Teal, s. 3Tf% ^T^T I 
Team, s. <i)35 £f^ 3*iJf 31 C^TT\5l, 
d)<P *T3>d? *T5 OT\51 31 3*iW 
C3Tf§?3 s"3 I 
Tear, 5. ^2F, C^lfcT, f^3" ^*r j 
Tear, v. ftftrfis, **pI\S, fS3", f§[\5 I 
Tease, v. 3J^ 35, 133*^ 35, f5\5l I 
Teat, s. *ft|1t<r ^, 3H>, ^ it I 
Technical, a. *fTt?C-^Tnr^, 13^3" 

Tedious, a. 13*3"^ ^3* ; jffa*£3t I 
Teem,0.£t*T* 3>; ^^,f^Jvf^<5l 
Teeth, 5. W^*[3, ift^ T"STFf<r I 
Tegument, s. ^3?, ^TcT, ^n33"«i 1 
Telegraph, s. *^TW Cg^lsf ^3 I 
Telescope, s. Tp P?*fa ^, TJ^: 

Tell, #. ^^, ^^T, ^T^l ; ^p=^^ 
Telltale, s. spc«f®?*T, ^1?^!^^ I 
Temerity, 5. ^S^t^^, t^^?^1 I 
Temper, s. £f<pt%, ^T?r,*ftwr;*rTt% I 
Temper,^. ^^5[^ J ^ ; ^^fT^l 

3TT^5TJ «>, 5T^^ ^ I 
Temperament, s. ^^"fa, 2t^r% I 
Temperance, 6\ ^ft?t^5, C^l^ I 



TEN 



Temperate, a. *ff?ff&3, VOT I 
Temperature,*. %9l^8s5l ; Wfa I 
Tempest, s. ^\§, ^tt^T^SfSCtfT^ I 
Tempestuous, «. ^v5JT1, ^l^t^t ; 

Temple, *. ^f%<r,OTT*T?;StfC*f1wT I 
Temporal, a. *7T\*nf?te ; <3[f33J I 
Temporalty, *. SfSfr*fWj f ^ac^T^- 

Temporary, a. Sffw, ^sif^J I 
Temporize, v. «f^f3p?r1 S5 ; T?^Tl, 

Tempt, i». *f <fW ^, C*Tt^ Jp*f 1 ; 

Temptation, 5. *f <ffaFl ; 5^5 I 
Ten, a. Jf% W*T *T\*rj^ I 
Tenable, a. *T?RJ, Sfttfj, <T^qfa I 
Tenacious, a. ^v57T®*F, STsr\F, Tr- 

Tenacity, s.^rttfT, "gTF5l,W|Ttf5J I 
Tenancy, s. ^Tv51 ^C^ ^C*J<p: ®jT- 

?sfte w^, %% 1 

Tenant, *. ^T\5tff ?1, jftUS I 
Tenantry, *. gfsT^S, £tS?T5f«l I 
Tend, v. 3-^1 3? ; c^ <$, 3^3? p 
Tendency, 5. 3T3R, ^1%£fT? I 
Tender, a. C^Tsr^T, *3T*r, |^, C^Tt I 
Tender,??. f^C$ £f^3 s",f^C3"?R ^ I 
Tender,*.TfT*TC*f ftc*JR, £f?T3f I 
Tenderness, 5. 3l*WJ, ^?P«I1 I 
Tendon, 5. f*r^n, Sf^T^f, ^ | 
Tendril, s. *T5t?r ^T^fvS *1 nfvF I 
Tenement, 5. sj^, <tf*fl, ^t$t 1 



264 TER 

Tenet, 5. *T3, *T<n,2f:5jf?n5 for* I 
Tenfold, «. W*r3"«i, Tr*r 3T^ I 
Tennis, 5. J^m C«*mi fac*ftT I 
Tenor, *. ^T^Tof, <3tf%2fT?r I 
Tense, 5. ^T^S a. ^T^1, T>mi 1 
Tension, 5. W?^, *TC^TS, T>1^ \ 
Tent, *. 3T1 , <T3 ^^, ^«Wc5T?r 

f^f^e 3T?T ^T* 1 
Tent-curtain,*. 3sT«lT* ^t^J^T^ 6 ! 
Tenter, s. C^t^J^J ft~®\J ^fSTsf 

Tenth, 0. fPTO, ff*W\*T I 
Tenuity, s. a^srel, #t«l$1,*T?F«TSI 
Tenure, *. ^f^^ - A?^,^^; WT3 I 
Tepid, «.-^tj^, fgsfsg^ v5*S 1 
Tergiversation, 5. ^r^CW^t ; ^cf ; 

Term,s. sftsn ; *t\331 ; f^Tj W1 5 

Term, v. JTVSsI cf, ^T<J1 Of l 
Termagant, s. OT$*t1, gfacTl, ?TJT- 

Terminate, 0. *T*rT^ ^, C*t^ ^ I 
Termination,*.^ Tfj3r*rt"3r,^$; *ft^"l 
Termite, s. &t c*rfa1, TOsfte I 
Terrace,*. ST^T^T, f*T#t, C*f\*> I 
Terraqueous, a. BJ5T^sr*T?F 1 
Terrestrial, a. C^tfST; C*ft1%4?, *fT- 

Terrible, «. ^?T^^ 5 Wt?fq, ft^T I 
Terrier, s. ^^5?T f^C*ra ; ^ft^" 1 
Terrific,«.^t^«l, ^?^?",*f^tli^^ I 
Terrify, v. v(V $, «?T W*fl, ^1 1 



THA 

Territorial, a. TtfW^^iC*^ I 
Territory, s. ?TtefJ,tff*r, frft' I 
Terror, s. *fWl, ^TT, ^?, ^rtW I 
Terse, 0. *f1?*tT^<J>C*f faf*t$ I 
Tertian, fl.^JTf^, CSC^Tt^l I 
Tesselated, a. C5tc**TTf*f ^?r1 I 
Test, s. *if]m, ^$j>, ^ii>*TK3" I 
Testaceous, a. «f^f fcf*f3> ! 
Testament,*. TT?:«1 ^tcft^T JFfa*fi3 ; 

Testamentary, a. *r<r«| ^t«Tto Wt^ 

Testator, 5. sra^Vf^fa Jft^*?^ 

^] I 
Tester, 5. *TT*W>ft^, fc-£fat?T 

Testicle, 5. *ra$ 9 ^gOT*, e^t*T I 
Testify, v. *tf^J ^ g^ CW I 
Testimonial, s. £f"5Tfa*ra, ^TT^J- 

Testimony, 5. ?Tt^J, f^1f*fa I 
Testy, a. ^TSCZ^tSft, ^Tsft, C<T<£t I 
Tetchy, a. STtft, ^mc^T^t I 
Tete-a-tete, *. ^«<ffi3&f«4r,*sTC«| * 

Tether, s. ^WfysftrTfit 33R3TW I 
Tetrarch,*. c?"l ^fagftwcn £ ^*r J^ I 
Tetter, *. <g^, Vtfj , ?f3F, C«TftJ I 
Text, 5. ©^vfjffa *p* *&*, *5^ I 
Texture, s. Tffisft, ^Tl>, C\5t»T I 
Than, ad. ^C^HFI, ^ttf5 1 
Thank, t>. ^iws\ ^fa\$ <S, %RJ- 
1W CW I 



265 THE 

Thankful, a. ^3 S3, ^^f^t?"^ I 
Thankless, a. fl^, ^t<^5^ 1 
Thanksgiving, *. *Rm*f, ^<T I 
That, p. c^, 3T^1 ; <^T, *n^1 I 
That, c. ^ £f^r, ^343", c*R I 
Thatch, 5. «dfCv5^T "^T^t^ ETcT | 
Thaw, v. sratll 3^ 9f«T, *T3" ^ I 
The, «r£. ^, c*T, C5 I [*ft5Tl I 

eatre, 5. 3TV5T3", ?T3r^fst, ^11? j- 
Theatrical, a. 3rfi> ^ ^^^t?T I 
Thee, ^.CStsrTCSI 
Theft, *. oVifell, 1^f?r, VWft I 
Theme, s. £f^T«i, ^SRT^Jl^r • 

Themselves,_p.5tet?1^,^M*T?1 | 
Then, ad. 3^, 3C3" ; ST^tCS I 
Thence^.^t^C^^fsiyj^te I 
Thenceforth, } v5«^t*rfaf*n 

Thenceforward, j ad ' SW*f*T I 
Theocracy, s. ^J *ftf*l<3 ?1»T I 
Theodolite, s. ^[fsi *f1?irT*f<5 ^3 • 
Theologian, s. *r#*fT3FSI l 
Theological, 0. %r^RTf]1 fa^ire I 
Theology, *. ^^ fs^?r<g ttwfl 1 
Theorem, *. ?p,<TO,C^T#,2t*TSf f 
TheoretiCjfl.^T^tf^^WfsTO I 
Theory, *. ft© f*CHt*T, ^TO, 

There, oi. 3$TT?T, v$^, OT*TtOT I 
Thereabout, ad. v5J%^CT>,*rj;rtfV^ | 
Thereafter, ad. $W3TO?T, $tR*ttC<T 1 
Thereat,«c^T^TC3,53rT?;C^t?'«i I 
Thereby, ad. S^T<n, C^i c^t 



THI 266 

Therefore, ad. ^^43", 4% Sf^e 1 1 
Therefrom, ad. ST^T^CS, ^K i 
Therein, ad.ttlZS^ttJ^KS I 
Thereof, ad. ^fec<l, ^TCT^tre I 
Thereon, ad. 3KTC 7,3^ 1% I 
Thereto, o£ ^l^tCI, ^iSS I 
Therewith, ad. S^t^T ^ft^,^^ I 
Thermometer, s.^H^J^tt*f^*r3I I 
These, p. tsT^I, 4^ ^STI 
Thesis, s. *W, ^, £f JfST, C^T# I 
They,i?. 3t^T?1, ^1?"1, ^ ^T^cT i 
Thick, a. ^T, ^R, C^TteTl , "Rtt? I 
Thicken, v? sfTF <F,*R <f>, ^*T 3» I 
Thicket, s.C3rtv5,f^frv5**, ^tft | 
Thickset, a. T&Z&\f*\%ftfti$ I 
Thief, s. C5T?T, 3^3", ^*f sT<T<5 I 
Thievish, a. C5T?T^,C5T?: ^»TC^ I 
Thigh, s. WgSfl, ^WCW*T, ^?~<s> I 
Thimble, s. <5i^T*1, ^J5[%3 I 
Thin, a. ^5^1,^,^t3\5,?T^ | 
Thing, s. ^§, J^J, Wtf, ft^nr I 
Think, v. srra <5,1%C<r^1 tf,ftsfl «s 
Third, a. ^slu ; ^fteTVT I 
Thirdly, ad. ^Tt<I3S, r3^ ^KJ I 
Thirst, s. ^1, f*f*fffi1, *fTC^1 ; 

TOt)3T, *TT*re I 
Thirsty, a. ^TO,^T^1^^TPr3 I 
Thirteen, a. ajJSEWT, C3J I 
Thirty, »; fi3*T, fifV^* I 
This, y. 4 f 4t, 43*, 5^1 l 
Thistle, s. c*r*TT*I 4t^1 I 
Thither, «e?. 3srT«ry3«TTOT,reW3" I 
Thitherward, «d. C^f^, 3«n<I I 



THE 



Thong, s. VOSSJ *i^, ^T^S I 
Thorax, s *^S^5T,TO^ ^^C^*t I 
Thorn, s. <$$<$, <$n>U ^ J W2< 

Thorny, a. ^q^Tr?, ^T^T^ I 
Thorough, a. ^"*[ff,*[i£it?r, ^^TQI 
Thoroughfare, 5. ?I3f WT?T«1 *f$T I 
Thoroughly, a<?. ^«$«f?K*f,*l3fo5T- 

Those,i?. 3W?[1, ^T?1, ^ *T^*T I 
Thou, i?. vgfs", v^, ^iMf^ I 
Though, e.Tr?fjf*f,*r1^,wf*Wte I 
Thought,s.f^1,«5T<Rl, cm,*TJK I 
Thoughtful, a. fsf^W^tt^ 

TOTtOTsft I 
Thoughtless, 0.f^f*5¥,s5lfrc*5*g I 
Thousand^, sreg,^ "TO^T^T^r I 
Thraldom, s. J?T*T53, ^sffa$1 I 
Thrall, s. m^, 1^ W ; m*T53 I 
Thrash, ». *T*n*P»t^ ^ ; 2$~53J <5 I 
Thread, 5. ^t, *p, 3^, C*tt I 
Threadbare, a. ^T*f 3"ft$ ; ^«f I 
Threat, s. %rsr^,v5"^a[5f^R,v5T^1 I 
Threaten, ». S^fa ^, *nj$1, ^"ff I 
Three, a. f^, T3[, 4<T I 
Threefold, a. f^^, tf5^W { 
Threescore, s. 1%5T ^>fs, "51^ I 
Thresh, v. *r*U ST^ST ^, ^T^J #f$ I 
Threshing-floor, s. <T^t?T, *TT*n1^ 

Threshold, s. csfl^Tlr, ^*?T I 
Thrice, «£ vpi}? *T?T, 1%^ ^T?T I 
Thrift, $.£fTf%, ^T»; *lf?t^J<l I 



TIC 



267 



Thriftless,*. ^Tf^gl, *^"Jift I 
Thrifty, «.*f1?f^®?rj^Y, ^ c ^t^3?ft, 

3"J<1^% I 
Thrill, v. <ir$f^ srTtfl ; ft% *P ; 

^^ ^ I 
Thrive,*, 3T^%^*, ^sf^ ^, *T$ I 
Thriving,*?. ^^f^S,^3R*ft*r | 
Throat,*. <t><&, tfml, 5T»TCTf*T, if % I 
Throb,?;. s^ ^,^<Ij*P5<p, C*PT*?1 I 
Throe,*. 2f?T<r c<nt*1 ; *rs[*l1,*ft?1 | 
Throne,*. f*T\^T*T3T, ?rt®t*R I 
Throng,s.Bf?iv5l ) t%^ 5 cTr5Tl,^\-5r^ I 
Throttle, v. Sfsil fi>f*f?1 *f, tTC 

C?TT*r ^ l 
Through,^. tt^J fihrl.^rTCWTWS I 
Throughout, <z*\ ?T^:$, ^#fwc^l 
Throw, v. f*ZW*{ <i>, C^p^t, Wf I 
Thrum,*. #Tfs?T ^751 <T Wtl, ^f*f I 
Thrush,*.*!^ fcc*T^;C?r1$f ftc*rai 
Thrust, s. cfcwi, MfTFl, VfTWl I 
Thumb, 5. ^TW^, ^T^cft I 
Thump, *. sJI^V, ptf?, 1%^T I 
Thunder,*, orw^f*, csr^MTT? I 
Thunderbolt,*. TO, ^5r«ft^,^f^f«T I 
Thunderstruck, *. TOt"^ ; f^^- 

?m^ i 

Thursday,*. f^^rT^T?", £^*t?T I 
Thus,*** 7 . ^ ^r«f , ^ ir^, ^«*n I 
Thwack, s. sll^T, ^T*IT3, 5T«f^ I 
Thwart,!?. •*T31,*JT*rto 3>; ^itt% ^| 

Thyself,^?. ^ft ^<r\,v*>f^ ^t^fa | 

Tiara,*. fbj)[% ^3STW«1 I 
Tick,*.^f^^;c^Twrt;2f3nr I 



TIM 

Ticket, s. ffc^t, *ra, faw*fa *f3T I 
Ticking^. t^^tsrtt^^T^^^T^fvSl 
Tickle,!?. ^T^^T CW,^vF^t% CW I 
Ticklish.*. s^^r, ^5rp$ forefault 
Tide,*. c^fT^T?" ^TT>1 ; *T?ra I 
Tidily, ad. *ff|s5r?r?rc*f I 
Tidings, s. ^TM?", *T*TW, *T«1 I 
Tidy,*, *f f^$nr, *ff?T*fT§t \ 
Tie,*, ^^ft, ^rr%P<TTSf^^1 I 
Tie,!?, 3"^ <r>, fVr<rl cw; *Tt>T5 * l 
Tier,s. *f\fe*, Ojft, *I"T<p I 
Tierce, 5. *8X G^Jl f*f*fl I 
Tiff, s. ^fcte ^T9T, 3I<P\51, C**f<Ptf^ I 
Tiffin,*. ^f©T«TT=T, ^K^rTSf I 
Tiger,*, ^jtg, «al*T, *rt^5T I 
Tight,*: ^?TT>1, <P^1, T>T^1 I 
Tighten,!?. WI>, ;$ron T>T3 I 
Tigress, s. 371 ^ft, 3TJ%^Y I 
Tile,*. c<t^1, «TT*f<r1, T>Tt%tT>l 
Tiling,s. •4TT*T?n' 5 * BT*T l 
Till,*. CWT^tC^ Ctffcul, ft^P, 

Tiiifpr. *w3,<5ref>r, <hr1%,s<pi 

Till,!?. Ffa <P, *P^f«l ^, STT^ CW I 
Tillage,*, ijfwss-, ET**T*T i 
Tiller,*. |>Tr«J,<p^ ; C*W<r ^T^T I 
Tilt,*. *n>lCT>T*f ; ^tt?5? ^31 
^3 C<T^T1 I 

Tilt, !?. ^c^tt^n c^p*t ; srera^i 3s i 
Timber, *. ^T^TTft? <p1&, #f% &fs I 
Timbrel,s. *pf ^, $^c*, irTWef I 
Time, *. ^T«% ^UU, C3«i1, ^3"- 

<pi*t ; $T5T, ^3 i 



TIP 268 

Tiniely,0.*rtef?TO,$*f^F ^tsffa I 
Timepiece, 5. irft^'l I 
Timeserving, a. 3>TcT^R^¥ . STfaT- 

Timid, a. ^^^te^^^r^t^f^ i 
Timidity,*. ^Y^^, ^TT,^!^ l 
Timorous, a. ^5, ^» <JTe^ 3Tt^*HF I 
Tin,*. <rT^,*rTv£ Ht^rg" i 
Tincture, *. ?«f ; ^T*T, *Tt<rfo*i I 
Tincture, v.JI? 31 ^TC^C^ f*I3F «>, 

Tinder,*, ^rS.Sft*!^? F*7 I 
Tinge,*. ^c«f f^ve 1 3>,?TtW f^^T & I 
Tingle,v. 3t^3R 3?, 3J\5^"\5 ^ I 
Tinker, s. *^<n^ 3PRl1^ VRffSl, 

Tinkle, u.^tt^ *f*? as, •sr^r^^r 3? I 
Tinman, *. asrrf sf 4, 3FT*ttfir I 
Tinsel, *. f^tfji C^Twl W *f<TJ, 

Tint,*. ^<^W, C¥T*f, "*pT>1% *«f I 
Tiny, a. ^1% ^F, c^TlT, clf^<Tl I 
Tip,s. ^T^f^T^,"Wf9ri, 5\51, \5Sf1 l 
Tip, v. 15^51 ^, ^Ki ^,%5TT*f1 l?t^, 

Tippet,s.3Ttaf?" sffaT^ftr* fcc*TO I 
Tipple,*;. ^^%S ^WJ«tl5T ^ I 
Tippler, *. •STT^TcT, ^*fJ*1T?ft I 
Tipstaff,*. Tfrs 3TT?ra 1 
Tipsy,«. *re, TTT^TcT, ^7TT*f I 
Tiptoe,*. ^fWTSFcft?" ^Ifl ^T*f I 
Tip-top, *. Sv5T3" ^TSft a. $£& I 



TOL 

Tire,*. VZ&J c*rte ^3" I 

Tire, v. ^T^,efT3 *F; C^TC^t 55 

Tiresome,*?. ^Tf^^T, C^*fW 1 
Tissue, s. ®>f?<r ^t*f\5 ; 3"T5f*i1 I 
Titan,*. frTSJ, WR3", ^I^p" I 
Titbit, *. »^j PfC37<r ^"Srt Vf I 
Tithe.*. W'WVT ^?T I 
Titillation,s. ^T\g<r^?r C* OT I 
Title,*. *fp?^, ^T*r ; ^fw?" 1 
Titlepage, a.sfCW n5U1F *f3[ I 
Titter, v. W STfHri ^l^T I 
Tittle,*. R^, ^t%, ^pf 3^ 1 
Tittletattle,* ST*^**^, sf*^ | 
Titulary. ^T"ST^TT^", ^TT^fSTT^" I 
To,^»r. £ft%, fet ; «T^TO l 
Toad,*. ^iJ<r.1?<i1 c*W> ^tju^I I 
Toad-eater, EtThlfft, C^T^T^JWlH 
Toast,*. c^T^1 W%; STSfSTSttsfal I 
Toast,^. CJT35, *e&J[\ C*TT\F1 l 
Tobacco,*. ^T^T^^T^l? 1 
Tobacconist,*. ^T^l^ 373"*Tl^ft I 
Tocsin,*. *TWT!f^ |^<5, "51^1 1 
To-day, ad. ^WJ^Tm^tt^T I 
Toddle,t>.T>sTsrpr ^f?T?1 5«I I 
Toddy,s.^TTt, •Cl"^" J^ | 
Toe,*. <>fTCW<r ^§r, *nm$[& l 
Together,«d.^«>4, ^^ 5fE^ 1 
Toil, s. *ff^«T5r, ^5*; sjsrWj ®m I 
Toilet,*. •Ptf^-^Pf ^<TC«f?" csr^t 1 
Toilsome,«.^ff 2i(ift,^ir%<>^' | 
Token,*. JW, cn^ej; ^T^ ^^ I 
Tolerable, a.?T^Tt?l, ^XJ;^ ^jf^vg 
Tolerance,*. JTO$1,*nX35B5l 1 



TOP 



369 



TOW 



Tolerate, v. TTSSrfs d?; *rj & I 
Toleration,*. *T<r%rc?*r Trf^rsl I 
Toll,*. ^J^m; WT<T ^ I 

Toil,©. c^ut\ *H>1 *mi i 

Toirbooth, s. 3aF.T<rt9n<T; ^rTs?t?T ' 
Tomahawk, *. T>Tsft;*f?T%3»fcT?r I 
Tomb,*. ^T , 5TTf% ? ^s^r I 
Tom'boy,*. 59^1 *Tf§fo1 i [^ | 
Tombstone, «-. 3>3"C<r?" ^*ff?r^[ £f- 
Tome, 5. *£$?P, sfCW «fj<P «*T3 i 
To-morrow, «<?. ^STTSITsft ^*!T, *f?r- 

Ton,*. gft?r >o o, 5r«i *fnr«T«i i [ftai 

Tone,*. ^^"Hr, S^T^I, ^"ft I 
Tongs,*. ^T\5T*Ft,fb^1,CTTT^1 I 
Tongue, *.f§^1, ^"3T^1 ; ^T^"1 I 
Tonic, a. c*ftff>^, '*%$$&£&, *tt- 

To-night,^, ^rwj 7TtC3,^ JK^ I 
Tdnnage,s.^f1^tC®?T *ff?sn«l^n?1l 
Tonsure, 5. ^f^!5 3r*3^r, CW}<T I 
Too,«^. <5T5]f%<5 ; <8, ^KJI I 
Tool, *. ^'?1%<iT?~, ^m ; ^OTJ 

Tooth,*. W3, wis, ?rw sr, tpto I 
Toothache,*, iff^ Wr^l, W^*T I 
Toothbrush,*, ff^ srT^Rl, #l^7[ i 
Toothpick, *. •STf^l, ^T^-fls*^ 1 
Top, *. $*f1? »T*T, fH«*lT; elT^^ i 
T6paz,s.c9fTc^^rf«i,^^r?rT9r?rf«« i 
Toper,*. ^t^T^,«TfaT*TGS^?rT*T I 
Topheavy,«. TSTW^I^fl" ; ^ I 
Topic,*. £fW, £f*jfes ft'ZJt l 
Topknot,*. F$1, C^Tnlj f*K1 1 



T.-'pmostjflf. *TC^T*Tf?r^, ^I35"5*r I 
Topography, *. frcTS * ^fTOT?" *- 
T6pple,i>. *to <T\5, ^fS I [«fal I 
Topsyturvy, «d. fec^T*f1^M I 
Torch,*. %&$\ ^*ncT, ^T^ I [*1 1 
Torment, *.^5it^^«i1, TT1 3*1 ^ 1 C^W 
Torment, v. ^f% ^rg«i1 31 ^^ C* I 
Tornado,*. ^«f3l«r,^t Sf,2j5^^v5 I 
Torpid, «. ^j%9, ^t^f^ ?f^5 I 
Torpor,*. "^^^, ^\F7tfsr, ^v5^1 I 
Torrent,*. C^sf^T* £fat£, C^T^ I 
T6rrid,«.^rvj]^, 31^1, ^g^ I 
T6rtoise,s.«;^*T, 3>3fl", ^^Z I 
T6rtuou8,a. C^ST^T, *tt^T*, ^^ I 
Torture,*. ^»1% 3T3«i1."ST3*1,*Vt\&1 I 
Toss, v. ^U5$n ^, *T31 CW I 
Totals. v51*<s,, ^^cf ; onl? I 
Totally, «<?. ?i3taT^TC3",*TT^C*rj | 
Tottery. tc=T, 3FT*T, T>»PI®r 3? I 
Touchy. ^K" 35, *T\*T?f ^ I 
Touch-hole, *. ^^^."51^:1 l 
Touching, a. ^TWIffsTSS?!", fSsT- 

w%r<r|-, 3>m<p3; i 

Touching,pr. f3"3"¥3>, fa#?r I 
Touehstone,s.«>fi>nT^3;,n3^3> I 
Touchwood, *. ^f^5^c*f ®3*r- 

Touchy, a. ^t-jfl", fsvgfssl, §"5*11 I 
Tough, a. f^\5l,*^,^ffi^WC^iJ I 
Tour,*. *f 3TI>*, TTK51, flt*^*! I 
Tourist, *. "snf^, ^?rei^^51 i 
Tournament, *. ^W^^S^eRT^ I 
Tow,*. *j1?^v5 *fT^i *f«| ' 



TEA 270 

Toward, a. ^T*fj, ft*T*fj, ^*[- 

Tdwards,jt?r.^rf%s[«*r, *TtC^T,1^C^ I 
Towel, *. SffWI, tfra TtW^ I 
Tower, *. §W jfsf, 7T?Flf, C^t^ I 
Tower, v. ^c§? sTsr^r ^,^5,333 ^ I 
Town,*. ^flTT, ^9f^,^?T, *J?ft » 
Townhall^.TTt^T^" 6 ! aWW I [1?<p I 
Townsman,*. ^rsTrt? CeTT^T^Tsf- 
Toy,*. C<5T5T1, C^l^srTfi^TfW l 
Toy,!?. G-tfoTl ^,0#tf1 ^,^TC"5TtW^ I 
Trace,*. *fTfT^, fs^t^^U^T^I I 
Trace, v. f^^j] ^^ 3>, ^CR*r 

«?n ; ^t^j c?r««ri ftwr i 

Traces,*. ^TW^" TT^ggrt, (&]"$ I 
Track,.?, f&^, WT«T, *f*T, *fwt^ I 
Trackless,**. ^Wt^ ^f^3,*To]"*pU I 
Tract,*. CW^SfCW^ ; ^ *£®% I 
Tractable, a. 3'T*0,^n ; 5j'R x T,3" K TJ | 
Trade,*, ^tfw, 3rj^T?r } *JT*fT?r I 
Trade,!?. ^TfTOJ 3>, ^?t^^p?T ^ I 
Trader,*. *TT*fT?ft, 3")^tft I 
Tradesman,*. ^J^Tift, «R$fft I 
Tradition, *. *T3"~sff 13fr5 ^H | 
Traditional,**. *f t^^^'j, ^"3"TC«it &, 

Traduce,?;. gJTt^ ^, "^m^lW Cf l 
Traffic, *. 3lf«|!?J, ^»?t^Ia»? i 
Tragedian, *. sg^ei'fiSRSP ^Tl>^ 31 

Tragedy,*.TJ^t*Tt^5<g ^Tl>3S;Tj*fea1l 
Tragical^.C^T^^WV^^ I 



TRA 

Tragicomedy,*. C<5f ^5 ^>1$^R^ 

Trail, y. tff&t%?1 ^T*, rffavgl I 
Train, s. CcTgf ; <Ft«ft ; WT^ST; ^TT>*5 

Train,!;. fn^1 CW ; 8f^$ ^ ' 
Train-oil,*. 1%f5f *r<«:*TJ?r t^cT t 
Trait,*. ^TW?T ft>^, *i*f*f I 
Traitor,*.<rTTOTre:?P, ft^t^TOT I 
Traitorous, a. ?"T®CWt^l", fH^ I 
Trammel,*, ^f^, 'T^, "#iW I 
Trammel, v. ^*CJT*T sp^JTTrra^ I 
Tramp, a.rf^W ^TT^1 ^, *f1 "STT?" 
Trample,!;. »f Jr3C*T "ST^T 3>, TTt\5l I 
Trance, s.^1, ^5$* J, c^Tt^ l 
Tranquil,*?. «TT^, ^Sft?", f^*lT I 
Tranquillity,*. 3jfa<Tv5l, ^j^Cf^f I 
Tranquillize, v. ^f%<T 3?, *fT3 *P I 
Transact, y. t^^Ts «>, 3>"s3" ET^Tl ' 
Transaction,*, iFtTn,<^, *jT*n?T I 
Transcend, v. C*t$T "3", ^f§3psr «> I 
Transcendent, a. ^ffrfc", t^S^«1, 

Transcribe,!?. 2J^f^f*T 35,^rff*f^l 
Transcript,*. £f^t^f*f, ^TW*f I 
Transfer, v. of^C^ tff, .^RJtf5 

Of, %UHJ ^ I 
Transfiguration, *. ^srfatTC *ff?T- 

Transfigure,?»."5rsj^r3",3i*rte?r^l 
Transfix, v. ^T^TnT^ R^ <$ ; 

Transform,!;. <5^t^^" ^,ttq J^^: ^ | 



TEA 



27 



Transformation, *. |fi*tt^r "$<&* i 
Transfuse, v. Jl^^CS ^^U^TW 

Trangress,v. ^1%^5ir ^, c^^SR g> I 
Transgression, *. *ft*f ; ^5jf%^'ir I 
Transient,^. ^srf^r^tfY, ^fqgs | 
Transit, *. *tmj ; ivspsr ; *TT?T 

Transition,*. *f1% ^T^t?:; ^fffr^l 
Transitive, a.^W^ I 
Transitory, 0. W«l^\^t I [^ I 

Translate,?;. ^T^r^T ® ; ^TOW 
Translation,*. ^•rjsTf; ^"fa*r"§3"5> 
Translucent,«. ^"^f^ssr^ | [<&* | 
Transmigration,*. ^RT^C^ *>fSR, 

Transmission,*. C£f?"«l, ST^TR. I 
Transmit, v. C£f1T«l ^, *Tlfcl, ST*?! I 
Transmutation,*, 3"ej *ff3~3"^R I 
Transmute,?;.'^'»T3'T^<r^,f^T"?' <$\ 
Transparency,*. ^^"5l,f^r5F3l | 
Transparent, a. ^5^,^51^, R^^r I 
Transpire, v. *rW** $S ; £f^T*t 

Transplant,*?. ^t^t^C^ C?Ct*f«i <5 I 

Transport,!?. ^RI^^" ^, W3^?5*f- 

Transport, *. c%TS 9 f^3l, ^TC^T- 

mm ; *rR i 

Transportation, s. ft*TT^3" C£f3"«| I 
Transpose, v. TT* «tt?^" c^T 3>, C^p^" 



1 TEE 

Transposition^. ^rRftR^T?, C**p- 
?"*pT<r, ^\L^7[ ^T(R ^MJC^ 
?rT*R I 
Transubstantiate, v. ^"Rt^?" ^ I 
Transverse,^. 'STTO, Cl^Sl, CT>51 I 
Transversely,«^.c^>T«iJC^Tf«l,^ltC\5^ 
Trap, *. #IW, *fT£ *flT«lTtf ^*T I 
Trapdoor, s. C^T^Tl IT?","CTC3 *T?T I 
Trappings,*. TT^il, ^T^WFJTl I 
Trash, *. li^TST, ^R^1, v£^ <?^ I 
Travail,*. C#*T,TOl;2f*re C31R1 i 
Travail, v. *f1?*r3r «>, ^T^f ^, 

Travel, u, C^ RCW*T ^«1 3» I 
Traveller,*. *ff$fa, •s^fT'^, ^TTf^ I 
Traverse,**?. ^TTC^, CWTWlft I 
Traverse, i>.^TCvF^JT"«f }*l^f3^^ 3> I 
Travesty,«.^^'R^R<P WTSfirt I 
Tray,*, stm, *T?TC<PtX, <Tj%?n ! 
Treacherous, a. t^T^l^ I 
Treachery,*. t^T?rsm5<53l I 
Treacle,*. ^, t^«f|^, C^TS^I I 
Tread,!?. *?WT*i«1 <5; J?*T, *TT<51 I 
Treadle, a. ^W ^^C«l^ 5T*iR. | 
Treason,*. ^TliCTre,tt , *r*rcrto3?3l I 
Treasonable, a. ^TTSICWT^ ^Wt<T I 
Treasure,*. ?rfsp3SR, Rfs^sf | 
Treasure,!?.?^?! ^, *I^*TC«i ^M I 
Treasurer,*. C^t^RJ^, ^t^jT^t I 
Treasury,*. *RT*iT?r, ^THrc^te" • 
Treat,*. C^T©; ^TtC^TTW, ^C^TSf I 
Treat, v. 37^T?T <5 ; ^Tt^^fj ^ ; 



TBI 

Tre'atise,*.^,^^,^?"'!,^^! 
TreatmenG.373TT?r, *T*r*TwTM?T i 
Treaty,*.f^5T pTOf^f^'T?" 8 ! I 
Treble,^. f^£«|, i%5TS«1,C-53;T?n I 
Treble,*. 3n^F W, flf^r I 
Tree,*. |^, *>tfW, v^^Tr^T"? l 
Trefoil, *. f5*f3 faf*TC> ^ fc- 

Trellis,*. ^;^r^t, 3T3f<ft, ®T*rt I 
Tremble,t>. <5"*T, ^T^T?" a» I 
Tremendous, a. »<rR^, C^lT?"^^" I 
Tremour, *. 3Wt^, «t?"^"< TR I 
Tremulous, a. ^W" ; S^lfa I 
Trench,*. *fH<ri, ■ftTt^, *T-;5«*n% I 
Trencher, s. ^T% ^T^T^r, c^^1 ; 

Trepan,*. Wtf ; ^l^W^RC*^ l 

Trepan, 0. <;RWrawr?1 *"$- 

C^ «*T=ft tt^i ^ ', WW C^p^T, 

Trepidaiion,*.^^;^^!^;^ ) 

Trespass, *. ^M?J^ ; ^Tr^^ST ; 

^Wlgr ^TO3 ^Wl? ^r«> 

Tresses,*. C^*t^^, f T5J G3>*r I 
Trestle,*. f5«i^", C51T^i<r li li 
Tret,*. C3fc?T^ *jTT>,3n?f5*fv5^ ' 
Trevet,*. fa^fft ttt~R, CWT<H i 
Triad, s. ^Ttf^?, 4?T^ *f*fr i 
Trial,*.^"^ 1 * ^X^T^I; &5T?' I 
Triangle,*. fa^t«l, fis^S? I 
Triangular, a. ftc^t 6 ! fcf*ni> I 
Tribe,*. <#!$}, C*fT3, ^tfs, <*\*f | 



272 TRI 

Tribulation, *. c#*r, TfS-^T, ft*ff§" I 
Tribunal, *. fc5T?TT*T*, ftst^W i 
Tribune, *. Cct^ta^CW?: t*T*Jt- 

Tributary, a. 3s<n?T?ft, 3S?TT55fa I 
Tribute, .?. jTlfg", ^, -Cf^l I 
Trice,*, W^TTT^ ^T*T, t^CH^ I 
Trick, 5. 7j»P5$^l, ST^t^c^l" I 
Trickery,*. gfaspsrt, tt*jm<5?T«i I 
Trickle, v. c^t^U *Tx5, *F?r, 3T?" I 
Trident,*. f^Tsr, f^Tpcn1,c^^t5rl I 
Triennial, #. ^Tfflfa, fa^^f ? I 
Trifle, *. *j?Tf R^"<T, ^^ **§ | 
Trifle, v. ^{^m 3?, <??f%sn *pfa 

Trifler,*. ^rsisfas^rgs^i, ^Tc^Ul 
Trifling,*?. ^^. ^J, cT^, 5j?fW"1l1 I 
Trigger,*, TPSrC^ *f^sT t [WTl I 
Trigonometry, s.f^C^Tei^f?^! 6 !!^- 
Trilateral, a. f^^Sf Rf*^, 1%^ 

Trill,*. ^c<nr *FT?f5ft, SlTsTsTft I 
Trillion,*. W*T ^ffTT^^'tfJl I 
Trim,*. *ft?t^Tf, c**T^Tl ; ^3^1 i 
Tiiui,v.^f^t^<i>; ^l^^Tt,^^^ 
Trimmer, *. Tpf%<n, Sf r?TT37l^ I 
Trimming,*. C^rT^l,^T <5>5 T|,^T« i f?: I 
Trinity,*. C£l<$&, fl\ s&lSTQ I 
Trinket,*. ^wreTfT^Tsj^n^sj I 
Trip, *. 3C5Ti>; WS; H^T^Tsf *fsRt 
Trip,i;. wfif ITT?", ^*r, ^C5t^ -stf I 
Tripartite a. fs5s* ^fCJT fif»^»l 
Tripe, * *in$ ^1^t, ^3, ^tvft I 



TRO 

Triphthong, *. vii^ar flR'S" | 
Triple,*. t^^^-«1,f^^«l, C3^1T1 I 
Triplet,*. f3f*ffft care, 4<?t ?r<5C5r«" 

Triplicate,*. f^^flf^C^T^I I 

Tripod,*, farn^i c$*rr?i i 

Tripping, *. *>jc£$, ®gf?^ ; M*tT<p I 

Tristful, *. t^9,ftsrer,c*rreTr^5 1 

Trisyllable,*.^ ^, in ^«"?Pe^rej 
Trite,*.*TpsrT*J, *t?TT^, *HTjfin5 | 
Trituration, s. ijjcf 3??T«|, f*R«j | 
Triumph, *. S?ir,t^t?r ; ^f?9f|^, 

Triumph, 0. ^f?T 3> ; iJC^t^T^T 3? | 

Triumphal,*. SJCmTfrTT ^^#? i 
Triumphant, a.wft, ft Wl",©"?!^^; I 
Triumvirate, *. U]Tf*f*f\5J I 
Triune,*. C5)]^,1%CiT *i|35,t£|C$ 1%^ | 
Trivial,*. on"5T, "3j?f», ^sf«iJ, ^g^y ( 
Trolly. ^TT^fre C*f, ^"1 I 
Trellop, *. c^TS^, C^Twjrl 3ft I 
Troop,*. ;f5T, fcRJS?, CSfTfc I 
Trooper,*. ^ttW? t*RJ I 
Trope, *. ^t^J f^f^HT, ^5T*r???t<r- 

Trophy, *. !ic?C$ c?j^r 3"^ ^T^1 

Tropic,*, ^qj W1%«|T?C^3" 3ft"sr1 | 
Tropical, *. ^T?^ ^^t^T^sY I 
Trot, v. ijfi^?1 Tft, ^vg 5cT I 
Troth, *. 7T3J^1 ; f^t^l; *T*f«*|- 1 
Troubadour,*. gfTSta Spfrftc*^- l 
Trouble,*. c^*f, W, ttnf%re^ | 



273 TRU 

Trouble,*;. CW*t CW, fa^ * | 
Troublesome, *. C3F*IWT?re, f^^ 5 

Trough,*. C<5%?T1, C^TWl I 
Trout,*. sr^j f^c*^" I 
Trow,i?. "src^ 3>, ^^srt^r <P, ;§ffa I 
Trowel, *. St^CIT?" c.f«j%, C*}*TST 

Trdwsers,*. *ftltfsr1, ^1^ I 
Troy weight, s. ^< C<T>*f Jtfff C5t- 

C^T3" ^if?ITT«t I 
Truant,*. gsc^ fc*[*r, *Tfa*ft5rT3" 

Truce, s : f^|j%, rei%^<r.TC^?- ft- 

Truck, s. R^iT ; ^pWfT *r<^ 

ttc*re 1 

Truck,-??, srtssfi' «*, R^ir^- <f> 1 
Truckle, v.^sffa ^, 3^1^ ^ | 
Truculent,.*. ^*r§j t favfe ; ^ ? . 

Trudge, v. <Pt?£ 9f5TiT ^; ^T 3? I 
True,*. *J3J, gf<p^ 7%*^ ^3. ( 
Truism,*. W7f^-$ ^t<5J, t^ | 
Trail,*. C^^fJl, f 55^1, 9ffTO , 
Truly^.^J^fr^^R^ | 
Trumps, ^ft; ^T^C<fcTT?^«^| 
Trump up,??, ^T«J ^ <$**t*1 <js | 
Trumpery,*, f^ofjl C*fT^3^.^ 

5*7, ^a'1 ; : £f5TT*r I 
Trumpet,*. ^A ^ t% Wl, C^T\F3f, 

r.» ft 1 

Trumpeter,*.^^^tf^,C^Tv?fif |T1. 1 



TUN 274 

Truncheon,*. rfnM, 5TW1, ^rlS> I 
Trundle,!;. sf\5T^"?l1 ST*tf I 
Trunk, *. ^1%, ^*3f j E'tffaf?^ 

Trunnions,*. ^fsrtW^" ^"te^T I 

Truss, s.*g^jSr^,^iT^,<:*T3n i 

Trust,*. £f3]?T, t^^% ,^511^1,^^1 I 
Trust, u.f^^r 3>, £f5JTT <p; 5ft?" CW I 
Trustee,*. *T^SR ^T*f ft?&f*fv5 

Trusty,^, ftt^, £f5J?C*rT*fI I 
Truth,*. 3*5731, £^5v5l, ^TTtfTsfj I 
Try,!?. C53>1 *s, ^<r ^t^TT?" ^ I 
Tub,*. ^Tcfc?" CSTCjsrt, C^*1 I 
Tube,*, ^cft, FSft, **T, £toT# I 
Tubercle,*. ^^ J«l, ^J^ft I 
TuckVsFf®^ ?rT*T ; &^1 I 
Tuesday,.?. TT3fWf?T I 
Tuft,*. CftfW, 3&t\S, CtiVzl, f*T<1 I 
Tug,!?. ^5iT^«l *s, 1>R, C^S | 
Tuition,*. fcwjTf*r5F1;£tt^*TTe i re I 
Tulip,*. *^ftc*TO I 
Tumble,!?. *i\5,*K5 ; C^^l^t ^ I 
Tumbler,*. f^^T©^<r;*TRWKs! 
Tumefaction,*.3#tt%,CTpT^1,^P^^ 
Tumid, a. sj^fo, *Pt*Tl ; ®"5RPT5T I 
Tumour,*. C*Ft$1, C^pT^^, <srfa I 

Tumult,*. sr*ac«rr®T, w$tw$t i *" 

Tumultuous, a. Sf3tSfTf*t<l1,^5rC- 

Tun,*, gjt? *«* *T«I 5fT?Ft f*f*f1 I 
Tune,*. ^sfR, Tttst; ^rcsr*r | 
Tune,v. ^<T S«R ^, ^?C flW I 



TUS 



Tuneful, a. ^J, ^*iT37, W?T I 
Tuner,*. 31WJ TT3 Tt?: 6 ! Wl I 
Tunic,*. *ff^W ftc*^, ^\5t^> i 
Tunnel, *. sfjrl *1t*f SRI** ^J ; 

Turban, *. ^ifa, s^Sf, ^TTSfft I 
Turbid, a. c^rtcTl, ^TWTfi>?l1,^fSR l 
Turbulence,*. ctfT^^Wj^WTra' I 
Turbulent, a. Wtf^&lict, FP*»"51 • 
Turf, s . 5T*&1, *lTOT?r 5T*f, ^«lT|5 

Sit I I 
Turgid, a. ^T*f1, 5ftph5, #^t^f I 
Turk,*. ^^> CW^t? C**T<p I 
Turkey,*. \*>^^cW*T ; C*f?P I 
Turmeric, *. ^ft^l,^?,*^?"?! I 
Turmoil,*. Scftf, ilWto, Ctf^ I 
Turn,*. *fT<P, ^«1, CW; ^^1 I 
Turn,!?. 1%?-, irgr, *iTO CW; ^bf I 
Turncoat,*. ^sre vgjTsft, Tt*f%?1 I 
Turner,*. f>?fr,<l>^T<F<5 ,^*P?T ' 
Turning,*. *1T<p, CW> C5rTS,GT^ I 
Turnip,*.*rt^9rT^r I 
Turnpike,*. ^Tcsf ?F5i ^T^" I 
Turnscrew,*. *TT^ ^Tv£T*ft, C*ft I 
Turnstile,*.*! sT ^rtStfTUr 5<T<?t^ I 
Turpentine, *. *rBS?"*T, ^TfTf^f^T 

Turpitude,*. ^%rsp51,^ifo1 I [*Sf I 
Turret,*. ?fe f*P4T?T,fSl, f*r*rR,£- 
Turtle,*. <t>^n, fpfr, <5lf^^T I 
Turtledove,*. "SI^T Itc*!^ I 
Tush, Tut, f»f. t*T,fe f*P*T, Tft I 
Tusk, *. *f 3? |^ ^, ?f\ ^i | 



TWO i 

Tutelage,s.£f1%*ff5jR,*rT*T5r,?re1 1 
Tutelary,«.'?r*^p,*iT«ra,^f%^T^ 
Tutenag, s. 5^ cwrfl^ W§1 1 
Tutor, s. f"W35, ^CW*T<5, 8<? I 
Tutorage/. f^W<§ 35 ,S*T CW*T,f*W 
Twain, *,>f^,^, OTv5l,*[5 I [<T«1 I 
Twang, s/5WT?r,^T * *T3f ^, ^Tfo&T- 
Tweak, s>. fB"Srf^" <FT1>, <tsi^1 1 
Tweezers, *. f&"sn>1, C*H5«fl, OT81 I 
Twelfth, a. ¥"jTf*r I 
Twelve,*. *TW*T, *TC?fl I [<T<^3J 
Twelvemonth, s. 3TC3"WT, J\<5~ 
Twentieth,*. t<\*TP5"3^r I 
Twsnty,*. tt\*t1%, ft*T, 3>f% I 
Twice,«d. Vft *T?T,3 , T?rf?r, ^t£"«ii 
Twig,s. *fgra\ C^vff, <59^t, Wvft I 
Twilight,*?, fe^n, ctfT|m, gfrffm \ 
Twin,*. ^5m,¥5T^,f^<*[5 i 
Twinborn,*. *rsn§fT5, TT^ I 
Twine,*, refill ff^TScfl" I 
Twine,tf.;s?v5l,*rT^ tfr,*lT^1 I 
Twinge,«.f5^1, W1 <R,f&5 ^ I 
Twinkle,0.ft3[ fsfa?^ ; *f»ra *f^ I 
Twinkling,*. Ff ^ frra^,fef*R, 

Twirl, *. ftp«[r«l, ^C??r ^TJHr Sff$ I 
Twirl, 0. ^, PF?r, *ft3S CW I 
Twist,*. C*fc, <TO ; ^Ttt *J31 I 

Twist, v. c*rr$i CW, *ffa CW I 

Twit,0.*73F ^ ^§1 ^, C«5f^1 Cf I 
Twitch,^. dfrasi *mr ; C**R1 C*f I 
Twitter,v.W53"f*n>3: ^ I 
Two,*, jt, ff , 15 I 
s 



75 TTMB 

Twofold,*. ff^-«|,cwT^T?r1 l 
Tympanum, s. ^^C^TIT 331* I 
Type, *. ^MT? ^T^<r ; $*T*r1, 

£ffW*f, fas I 
Typical, *. f«;p«fa ?5*T?P, ?5*f^, 

Typographer, s. "^T^ffa?" ' 
Typographical, *. i;T*fl ^W^T I 
Typography,*, "^im^^ej Rffjl I 
Tyrannical, *. £f^n*ft3^, WJ^" 

Gift, ^75^1 ft I 
Tyranny,*. fs^r^5l, &*Cjp I 
Tyrant,*. F8*rra*, $*rg*T I 
Tyro,*, a-vj'^ 35% Sl<3J*f^1 I 

U 

Ubiquity, s. W^Jtfh" 33 I 
Ud'der, s.^TTfw <T *fT5fR, ^Jt^ft^ I 
Ugliness, s. ^5*f^J, ^T«>T?"33 I 
Ugly, *. ^J^?U*T, ^f*T3, <£3C*T I 
Ul'cer, *. ^Tfc? *T1, ^ST^S* ^^ I 
Ulceration,*. •ttf«T "511 ®^|R I 
Ulcerous,*. sj^snr, ^lf§T srl ^^ I 
Ulterior, *. W^, ^R3JW^ ; ^5r- 

fW5?T I 
Urtimate,#.^5OT,^rf%'sr,c*f^",57nri 
Ul'timately, ad. *F&C*fra, ^TM i 
Ul'tiinatum, *. C*t^ ft&HT, ^WT 

tWl^l 
Ul'tra-,*^?. «fr^$, ^^, ^r<<5 1 
Ultramarine, *. *i5gf *ft <T ^ I 
Um'brage,*. liTirt j t^^J 5 ^1 1 



UNA 276 

Umbrageous, a. ^T?Tf%f*t^, fa- 

Umbrella^. ^, "5T31, ^$^4 I 
Um'pire, s. W^, ?ffarT\W I 
Un-, ^r»R *1 fasf^fa ^jsf 3J5^ I 
Unabash'ed,«. ^pr^rar^fa^r I 
Unabated,#. ^"^Tf^^, ^T*r\f^*3 I 
Unable, «.^^ir^,^I^'sr, ^I^fl?"^ I 
Unacceptable,^. ^^T^j^^^t^ I 
Unaccom'panied,«. ^5I^f*n$,4<Fl I 
Unaccountable,^. ^f^T^T^I",^- 

Unaccustomed,^. ^^7"^ 1 
Unacquaint'ed,tf.^5J53T3,^J «T f?f^5 I 
Unadorned, a. ^5r^f^"5,^5I5Tf^t^ I 
Unadvisable^.^T^^T^^TJ^t^C^WI 
Unadvised/?. ^IRWFS, ^2X& I 
Unadulterated, a. ^f^j%f:5, f»[- 

Unaffected,^. ^$*fi>; C^^ <3"f5$ I 
Unaided, a. t^S^T?, ^T?I\PT^i I 
Unalienable,^!"^ ^"^T¥?T ~$^U$ 
*1KJ *1, W7WS ^TCW? I [f*f75 I 
Unalloyed, a. J7[^]W, fk4^5, ^f%- 
Unal'terable, a. ^^J^l ^<T<?t¥, 

Unamiable,a. ^ifgj?, ^£5ft%?P"£ l 
Unanimity,s.iTC^^J,^f&«31 I 
Unanimous, a. <i|^TRlS, •il^fSG I 
Unan'swerable, a. ^2fi%3"TW*ftlsT, 

Unappall'ed, a. ^*T"f%3, ^^tl I 
Unappeasable, a. ^TTf^U, ^?f I 



UNB 

Unapproach'able^.F^^T^^^fiTT 
Unapproved^. ^Rf»sr$,^$fT$:J I 
Unapt',«.^5T*f^,^2j-^^^^^f^^; | 
Unarmed, a. *5{g 3"fe$, f^?T3 I 
Unask'ed, a. ^TTTf^S, ^^Tf $ I 
Unas'piratedja.^ 6 ^ grfteiTESTfes, 

Unaspiring,^. ^^IJ%5Tt^ I 
Unassailable, a. ^^Tl^»5T«ft? I 
Unassisted, a. ^TJJ'si'^l, fas^t^" I 
Unassuming^.f^-^r^^T^t^sT^f l 
Unattainable, 0. W£fT*D, ^^i^J, 

^*W i [0^ 1 

Unattempt'ed, a. ^^^^t^, ^JC£- 
Unattend'ed^.^fsf^t^^T^ftfTSI 
Unauthorised^, ^Rlfinf?, ^Tfl"- 

^T^,Rf%Tta i 
Unavailing, a. <^1, 37^, f^W^T I 
Unavoidable,^. ^if^TTsfj, f^r^s^ | 
Unawares, ad. ^33t^TC<T, TfcK I 
Unaw'ed, a. ^3 'gt^, ^"^^ I 
Unbar', v. ^^?f *T ^, *K«p ^ ( 
Unbearable, a. ^T^j, ^^^sTt 
Unbeat'en,a.^w^1,^sn^1,^TC*Tl>1 I 
Unbecoming, a. ^ttf$3,^^ffr5 I 
Unbelief>. ^j£f3J?,^a^1 1 
Unbeliev'er, s. ^itttT^t, ^TTf%^ [ 
Unbending/*. ^Tr^? ; *\W,Ttl> I 
Unbiassed, a. ^^f^sftS, ^;r$ 1 
Unbidden, s. ^RTf^S ; ^^ttW"^ I 
Unbind,??. 33R "5RF 3>, C<TT*T I 
Unblamable, a. ^^J, ^f^^J, 



UNO 277 UND 

Unblemished, *. ft*fo, ^35^ i j Unconditional,*. f5fa*rTl%1?^ I 



Unblown', a, ^Sf^pf, ^R^frra j 
Unblushing,*, f^sfs^, ^5T3f*f \ 
Unbolt>.^\Fp1 C-^fcT, ^r^T^f cT <5 I 
Unborn', *. ^®TS, ^^5, ^T^t I 
Unbos'om, v. "sr^T «*tfinn 3"ct i 
Unbought', *. fral sprj £JT^ I 
Unbounded,*. ^^f}"5r,W5?fi?f^^ | 
Unbridled,*. sa^*K5T*13, ^wsrj | 
Unbroken, *. ^rfigsre ; ^T^tt ' 
Unburden ,«. ^f?" <rf§;$ ^ I 
Unburnt,*. ^% ^C*fiv5l, <5t5l I 
Unceasing,*. WST37P3, t^^"^^" I 
Uncertain, *. : 3Tf^«5Tr,T[\ w r#t I 
Uncertainty,^ ffsfl, ^pf^sl | 
Unchangeable, *. ^Sf*ff|R<Rter, 

f%?r, f*sj i 

Uncharitable, a. ^Jffi5l, fs^TC^st, 

Unchaste, *. ^n*rf *S§t,^ftrt^*I'*f T> 1 
Unchecked, a. ^jf^3lt?f$,^ra"t1>r3 5 
Uncivil, *. ^f*T3>, ^ratW?T *PT?f), 

Uncivilized,*. <5}7T»J, ^5if*f§ i 
U / ncle,s.fM^j,Tr^,f^f3FTl,'srT^Trl 
Unclean,*. ^^f5,^*ffaar, iffim \ 
Unclothe, v. faw *?, ^ ?P,1^3I 35 1 
Unclouded,*. ^JCST^rT^'^sr? *ft?- 

w?r i 

Uncomely,*. <pf*T, Wf^T?" I 
Unc6mfortable,fl.w^«*ft",^5i7f^5?t I 
Uncommon,*. ^^^^T^ff^ I 
Uncpncenv.^TOUcWf^c^f^l I 
S 2 



Unconnected,*. ^Tf^f^f ?, ^R- 

Unconquerable,a.^TOir, ^C1P3*7I 
Unconscionable,*, wstsfs ,^r * jftr 
Unconscious,*, ^jf^^^ , 
Unconstrained,*. ^R^rcjTf^S I 
Uncontrollable, a. ^sprTSTJ, ^W^J | 
Uncdurteous,*. ^rf*r^ 9 ^jt^j | 
Uncouth,*. Wof^^nb^ftfj) ? 
Uncover, v. ^SRT^ ^ ^j^ ( 
Uncreated,*. W^^,^®^,^^^ 
Unc'tion,*.t^5TT^<5?re|, **ifv&z& i 
Unctuous,*. t3<?TT^,f5<ts$«i,f%3& | 
Uncultivated,*. ^§, ^^ . 

Undaunted,*. f^%, ^f CST^ ( 
Undecayed, *. *f^ ^^ ^^. 

Undeceive,*;.^ ^ ?p,*rej ^1 , 
Undecided,*. ?T\*nr^, ^f%J | 
Undefiled,*. f^sr, ^it^^ I 
Undef inable,*.^^^*fj, ^H^t%, 

Undeniable, *. ^ifat^fj, ^r^TlrJ t 
Under^r. ^C5, 3C?T ; ^Sffor | 
Underbid,?;. «£R T^j <TT5 I 
Underdo, v. ?[T*rjlC*W fR <5 | 
Undergo,!;. c»T*f <l>, ^j <p, 3^ , 
Underhand, *. &% £f3T3"«»T^"^ | 
Underline,^. 4tC5 C^T^TI CW l 
Underling, s. ^gftt* <5^3i ? 
t^3> C«W I 



UND 278 

Undermine,©. ^53f ^> ^SWftf ; 

Undermost, a. *OT*fS, *rfj ^ftCS I 
Underne^th,ad.^CE,^CffTC3,3C*J I 
Underrate, v. ^**tjmi SIR & 9 

Undersell,!?. <P* WTC^T C<T? I 
Understand,?;. <RT,CTO ^, ^SfT* I 
Understanding,*."^/^, ^R;!^?^ ( 
Understrapper,*. ^J s^lj I 
Undertake,*;. £f|e ^, ^T?~ cf I 
Undertaker,*. ^3%T$1;*R 1^€t- 

?T3> i 
Undertaking,*. 3>r*fj,37T*fT3" I 
Undervalue, v, ^^"SJ^J ®TST 3* I 
Underwood,.?. C3/TW5, 3R I 
Underwriter, 5. t^HTWI I 
Undeserving,^. W^TSfJ, <5T*Tfts 
Undesigned ,a. ^Rf»C2f3, ^*r- 

Undetermined, «.^f^?f 3, ^f^T*^ 
Undeviating,^. ^R^JsH^t^t, 'ST- 

Undigested. «. ^r^«f, ^5m^,W- 
Undiminished,0.^5Rj^tj : £ , *T*T"¥, 

*r^HJ i 
Undisciplined,fl.^Pff^3,^rf*t^ i 
Undiscovered, a. ^T£T^Tf*T^ I 
Undisguised,^, ^5T3?*n>, *Tp"^, 

7£$)& i 
Undismayed,^. ^T^3s TT^^t I 
Undisputed,0.^ttC|CTs£fa, f3?1- 

C 5 ^ I 



UNF 
Undisturbed, a. ^^fttf^'ftf^^, 

Undivided, «. ^sif^lF, ^T**Tf*3"5 I 
Undd,#. ^(^^ 3>, ^TS> 3? ; C<U*T I 
Undone, a. ^^ ; fa*"^, ^f^S ' 
Undoubtedly, ad. ftSJCT^CT, 

Undress,??, <T^ -jjT?f ^, f**3 ^ I 
Undress, s. <5iT5Tifl*ft?*5f I 
Undue,#.^UR7,^f^5,^^f?^ 

Undulate,©. CF 3 <r<s> si^^T^re ^ I 
Undulation,*. ^f^TC* ^WfT»ffi I 
Unduly, ad. ^*fW3iC*T i 
Undutiful,«. ^RTOTre, ^^^ ? 

Uneasiness,* ? ^vs%1,^', l f'?f, ^^**T • 
Uneasy, a.3^^p^5, ^JT^«T, 3"i) <§ I 
Unemployed,*?. fiTWfrTr^SI [«TJ I 
Unequal,a.^5T^TR, ^^J,^fOT- 
Unequivocal,«. ^^PW, ^tf Sf, 

Unerring,^. ^j^J^f, liW 3*f^5 i 
Uneven, «. ^rstR, S5&sn5,tt^r • 
Unexampled, a. ^M^, ^^n*T I 
Unexceptionable,;* .^f *f Hs c <rT^fJ» 

Unexpected, #. ^Rt^f^S, ^t«. I 
Unfading,a„ ^ »R,W^<y,?TWT?T3"3T 
Unfair, a. ^R^H^RJTir, ^ffrSf 
Unfaitk'ful,a.^fat$,*sW f ^"53* 
Unfashionable,^^!^,^^!^ | 
Unfathomable,^. TO*Wf I 
Unfavourable,*?, ^s, ^gf*^ I 



tusra 279 

Unfeeling,*.!^*?, f^gC^t I 
Unfeigned, *. ^^sfsr^gfoss, ^3J I 
Unfettered, ^^jtfcT,-^, ^T^ffa I 
Unfinished, 0.<3FT*rT% ^Tsf I 
Unfit, *. ^•[•sfSTtfv, ^C^TtStt I 
Unfledged, A.^fKhfto, ^^Tf3 I 
Unfold, v.c*TT*T,2f*nf?n5 ^ 5 ^J^^i 
Unforeseen', a. ^r^&,^n:*(1%$ I 
Unforgiving, a.^s^^TT^oT, (^^? I 
Unformed, a.^jf^f^TS, ^Sffi)^ I 
Unfortunate, a. ^sr^Tftl, 'spS^J I 
Unfounded, a. *mVvi<$, fsfafjl I 
Unfrequented,*. f^lR, ^C^t?5 CT- 

Unfriendly,«.^lt^t^^,^5r£f«|ft I 
Unfruitful, a. f^5?Tl, ^I^#^"1 I 
Unfurl, v.C*rT»T,fr^1 ^Sfalf? <3 3> 
Ungainly,*.^TO,C?n^Tl,^n^T\ft" i 
Ungenerous, a. ^^WT<", ^JfT$1, 

Ungenial, *. ^T^T^TR^, ^5R»[ 

^*T, <5T2fT<p f 
Ungenteel, *. W*T^,^»37 I 
Ungentle, a. ^JW, ^55qf*r,3»fifa I 
Un gentlemanly,*. ^pn^tStft^T- 

Ungird^.^fjN^fl" Gutter, *]1F ^ I 
Ungodly,*. W^Tf^^^'W^ I 
Ungovernable,*, ^wsrsft?, ^R**T, 

Ungraceful, a. ^TTOtt^?", «?a| I 
Ungracious,*. ^WSfj^plTS^^W? I 
Ungrateful, *. <5"5l[ ; ^jffT^J I 
s 3 



tttfl 

Ungrounded, a.^l'SIs ? r^, T 5r^t^'«l I 
Unguarded,*, ^T*1%3;^T7rfa*rT^ I 
Unguent, a. C*r*f,£fc»l*f, ^*m, 

Unhandsome,«.W^;5W^",^5l^^^^ I 
Unhandy, a. ^ra^sfrfc, ^"fattst I 
Unhappily,** 7 . ^"S^^^f^Rf 

?TC*f I 
Unhappy,,* .^3J^,f^^T^ 5 W i 
Unhealthy,a.^r^r^,W^T^Jl?5T^ I 
Unheard^.^sfrs^t^TW^,^^^ I 
Unheeded,*. $C*rf3F"3,<5rsrTf5l"5 l 
Unhinge,?. <m\ carter ; ^<n i 
Unholy,*, ^mlt^, ^r*rTf*&^ | 
Unhorse,!?. ^^^5 C^>*r, ^^ , - 

Unhurt,a. ^^$, ^^ftfs^Tl^- 
Unhiisked,*. ^"NC^Terl I [^fa I 
Unicorn,s.<H^ ""Jaffaf*^ *n$, 

Uniform, 5. t?TC5U3" C**f^*1, Tf^T- 

Uniform,*. ^SP^M",^ ^T<T, ^.^ 
Unif ormity jS.J^t^T^'^, ^"3i*i &. I 
Unimpaired,*. ^I"§tt%$,^lt%^*r J 
Unimportant,*, ^^f^^", c*j"5r | 
Unimproved, *. ^^qTT &5 j ^J<*- 

*TfeTU 1 
Uninformed,*. i; 5^f%^ ) ^rt^^T- 

Uninhabitable, a.^7\f^7[ ^jn^TKfJ \ 
Uninhabited^.^r^pJ^^rnssffa I 
Uniiijured,*.^^, ^lf%:5 1 



UNL 

Uninstructed,#.wf*Tf^5, 3[T? \ 
Unintelligible, a. ^fw ^T5f?TJ I 
Unintentional, a. <5^f%C2f$, *S[- 

Uninterested,a.f^S7re^?,fas^"N I 
Uninteresting,*?. ^RTOtt?"^^,!^- 

Uninterrupted^, ^srl^f^^, &fk^ I 
Uninvited, a. s5Rtf*$,^rff^ I 
TJninviting,a.^r^j,^^rc^T^^T I 
Union,*. ifaj^scsrTsf, f$m I 
Unique,a.^f^3^,^pjj,<i|^ I 

Unison,s.7Tul^?~,<il«>^t^ I 
Unit,*. vil^jvii'Pi^^T^jifl^^rTsr I 
Unite,*, if^j ?p, arisf 3>, 4<5 ^ | 
Unitedly,^. 4^OTC9f, ^3>jura I 
Unity, *. 4^51, ifej, 4<pf5e$1 | 
Universal, a. ^T^THs^, Tl^Tsnr I 
Universality ,*. Tf^fat'tft?"*!^ I 
Universally,^. 3T3foT?ft<rc«l | 
Universe,*, fsp£, SfSfc, *T\*TT?" I 
University,*. frwJT*i¥ ^?B^, 3TCT- 

Unjust, «. ^rjUt, ^resJIsf, ^5{- 

Unjustifiable, a. W^1,W^^ I 
Unkind,a.^f^t3^,^^*f,f^vf? I 
Unkindness,*. ^r$*r^T?~/fTC^ I 
Unknowingly, ad. WWl^K7[ I 
Unknown, a. ^5r*Tt?fs3, ^^T$ I 
Unlad'e,t?.C^1^JT^ &Sfa,&\%CSt*l I 
Unlamented,«.^t^f*T\5,^siC'*rfj!'3l 
Unlatch,^;. Re? C^Tsr^Hg) <*Tl I 



280 UNM 

Unlawful,0.^t<r*f,^T*tt3, ^ffafir 1 
Unlearned,^. ^f^T^,TT*«f i [t^?T I 
Unleav'ened, v. vSTvft'TO, 1%*T<r- 
Unless,c<w. 3"jfx$C3"^,*r1% ^1,R^1 I 
Unlettered, a. <5lf*rf^$, ^•ftfi 
Unlik'e, «. ^^*T, fcrdi I [ t% I 
Unlikelihood,*. ^*reT*5Tl, ^5R3f- 
Unlikely,a. ^W£3", WTJW3 I 
Unlimited, a.^ta, wra,1^<ref>r 
Unload,!;. ^T?T ^F^C^T^ntraTsr I 
Unlock,!?.-^*? C«Tt»T, ^^^ 3> I 
Unlooked for,«. W^C^f^^^W^I 
Unloose,!?. "^T 5 ?, C**TT^,^r<r SP I 
Unlovely, a. '^TOH^T, ^fS^T I 
Unluck'y,a.Tf^ < t , >rj,^i9^^^ : ^t9fJI 
Unman, !?. ^t"^^ ^ ^s, ^^T^f ^, 

Unmanageable^. ^^tT^^ll^Tjl I 
Unmanly, a. *^?FC^r ^T^*f^F, 

Unmaiinerly^.^fMfjTFl? 5 ^"^ I 
Unmark'ed,a.^*t»TTfsF3^lf5fc5 
Unmarried, a. ^J%3"lf%3, ^»[? I 
Unmask,!;. ^TWC**f ^5Jt$f ^ ; S^S- 

Unmas'tered, a. ^f^rS^^^ft^S I 
Unmatched, a. ^Jtj^fsr, ^\pu i 
Unmeaning, a. ^sfCfa, ^Rsifa, 

Unmeasured^.^T'Kf?"^^,^^]^ • 
Unmeet, a. *5f3£ 9 r*r& 1 ^TCSrTtfJ I 
Unmerciful, a. f^*t?T, f^%?T, ^T I 
Unmerited,«. ^Wffi J, ^j75"5 I 



UNP 



281 



UNR 



Unmindful,*. ^src^TCTfsrt, ^5J*Tt- 

TJnmingled, a. ^rfafasts, t^STS? I 
Unmoor, r.^T^^TCST^TjC^I C^Tt^T I 
Unmoved,*, <3IStf%3, ^T^5,f^^ I 
Unnamed, *. nST*}^, ^«>f$M l 
Unnatural, *. ^t* f*T?F^, ^£fl"- 

Unnecessary, *. ^HSTfa^fJSP, <J*TI I 
Unneighbourly,*. ^5T£ftf$?>*T, ^51- 

Unnerve, v. ^CSftWJST ?P, Jf ^"«T ^ I 
Unnumbered, *. ^sffqra, ^9f«17 I 
Unobjectionable,*.f^T*Tf?n§R^ I 
Unobservant, a. ^TCTlWfsft, , 5[- 

Unobtrusive, a. ^W^SEsf, ^T"5T I 
Unoccupied,*. "t^TT, W^r^T^pF i 
Unoffending, *. ^R*W<ft, t^C^Tt I 
Unostentatious,*. ^RT^lftj ^T- 

<$?£¥ I 
Unpack,*. ?fff ^C^t^C^tl* C^TtcT I 
Unpaid,*. ^C^ftfSrs, ^ffe I 
Unpalatable, a.^TPW^^fiy^ I 
Unparalleled,*. ^^pTJ, ^^J^" | 
Unpardonable,*, ^r^srcifar %fc*fc I 
Unperceiv'ed, a. ^TCSfTE^T, ^Tj^ i 
Un philosophical,*. ^r*ft3ffa> t^- 

Unpleasant,*. wfgf?T, ^T\§>W^3" I 
Unpleasing,*. ^C^faHTO I 
Unpol'ished,*. ^?nfe% ; ^{f*Hi>, 

' s 2 



Unpolite,*. ^^J, ^jf*t^toT?ft 
Unpolluted,*. *ffrar,3rf&,f^T5r I 
Unpopular,*. *fl*TT?nai?r ^5J*l35r$, 

Unpractised,*, ^R^j<g, ^r«f^ | 
Unprecedented,*. ssr^f, "£#T3- 

?fc5 [ 
Unprejudiced, *. ^^^^fTs^avS, 

Unpremeditated, *. *ft3f ftf%v5 

Unprepared,*. ^£f^"5, ^^TfJ^ I 
Unpretending^^c^ft^^t^TvS^t I 
Unprincipled,*, *ITf*Tft5T<r ^fa, 

Unprofitable,*, ^^sjfas, l^gssr I 
Unpropitious, *. ^5I^», ^KT£f J^ I 
Unprotected,*.^T7itT%t^ 9 ^^-f^^ | 
Unprovoked^.^^^^r^^f^tfifSI 
Unpublished,a.^r£f^tf*f^,^l^3^ I 
Unpunished,*. <5T?f f®$, ^T*TTf*Tv5 I 
Unqualified,*. ^^IT ; ^fstfatf^ I 
Unquenchable,*, ^f^#t«fter, ^r- 

■*rT^rj i [>c^ i 

Uuquestionable,a. ^T3T\*tf?r^,f^S- 
Unquiet,*. ^Tf^TT,^*^, ^5T^*^ I 
Unravel,v. <ijc£?n ^, ^f ®f C<tt*f ; 

?nT*rjl ^ l 
Unread,*, <3Mf$3 ; ^5lf*rf^v5 I 
Unready, *. ^T£f^5, <5inT>, <5rT- 

Unreal, *. ^£tf ^f^TTj^Rt^ I 
Unreasonable,*. ^{*J5f$, ^^f^S 



UNS 

Unreclaimed, a. ^^"5, ^5ffsr 5 I 
Unreconciled, «. ^itsr^Jl^"5 I 
Unredeemed, a. ^5j»[^5, ^sng^F 
Unrefreshed, a. ^I^T^7Tt^5,^i^^i 
Unregarded, a. effST^S, ^STTf^TS 
Unregenerate^.^^^t^ff^TsT^" 
Unrelenting, «. ^srT5"far, t^r^v»^r ■' 
Unremitting, «. ^f^rg, f^<n& I 
Unrequested, «. ^srtf^, ^^^ I 
Unrequited, «. ^a^^TST^ I 
Unresented, a. ^2ft%f5\fJT5, ^»- 
^TTf 3 I [stTTI I 

Unreserved,^. W<P^f^, Tr^cT, C<fT- 
Unresisting, a. ^!7f3"TT<p, 7f3l~5 I ■ 
Unresolved, a. ^jf^f*&\5, Tff^rSfJ I 
Unrestrained, tf.^r^Tf^TS, ^T^'jf »f l 
Unrevealed, a. ^rgf^Tpr^^rej^F 1 
ITnrevenged,«.^l2l1%$Tf?3 i[£fT^i 
Unre warded, a. ^^< ^ "5, ^I 2l1%^c?T 
Unriddle, -y. £}C^t%*tf 'Sf^f 3> I 
Unrighteous, «. ^TTTsfTf^fa, ^5{T- 
Unrip, ». RWt«f <5, 5T3» ^ | [fsfr^ | 
Unripe, a. ^*f3V5J*ff?reiv5, 4l^l I 
Unrivalled, a. ^^mif, ^srfr^t?r I 
Unrol, v. 3T>T* ^"STS 5 ^ I 
Unroof, v. ~^\1 ^>t^T<n C^p*J I 
Unruffled,^. f^T3",^f%<r,^5rf$v5 1 
Unruly, a. ^TPfJ, ^"TT^J, TJ?^ I 
Unsafe, a. ^tn^fW,t^^ Rf*I^, 

Unsaid, a. ^JJ s 7 , ^^ f%5, ^J371F I 
Unsanctified,«. oi^rR^t^^, ^sngrfsi 
Unsatiable, a. ^S^KT?? ^*IT3TJ 1 



282 UNS 

Unsatisfactory, «. ^j\|1$^T^t, ^T- 

Unsatisfied, «. ^^",^!\|j^?,^5T*2 c f I 
Unsavoury, «. ft^TW, t^<T^T, l^f^t I 
Unsay, a, 3?t*te ^tC^J^ ^f*ftfTT*f 

Unscrew, v. cAt C*tt*l, C*f& <f^1 I 
Unseal,?;. C^S C<TT*T, ^1 ^T?f I 
Unsearchable^.^T^c^^su*?,^!^^ 
Unseasonable^.^SfflTsrfttoj^aWf^? 
Unseemly ,«.^si^f5^,^T^^J,^^*0 ' 
Unseen^.^r^, ^rcw<f1,^2f ^Tf*t^ 
Unserviceable^.^^^qj, ^5R$ifap i 
Unsettle, v. <srf%J 3s,f^«jV *5?f 3>, 

<5R*f^1% ^ i [f%?r i 

Unshaken, a. ^5!cTf^, W5Tf^3J 9 
Unshapen, a. ^WT^t?*, 3F«.f*ra I 
Unsheath, v. •iMM^re 3tf£?: <F, 

Unsheltered, «. WTTfsfa, ^It^? I 
Unship^. iFf^T^F $ »?T1 ^ I [f*f^ I 
Unshod, a. *fTTT^1 ?rf§5,*?T *fl fc- 
Unshorn, a. ^JTjfs^, ^T^^" • 
Unsightly, a.f^ *f ,^f2f ? W*f* , Wl 
Unskilful, a. ^r*n> , ^afs^f^T^T- 
Unskilled, a. ^vtfj^isi -iTJM [\£}l 
Unslaked, a. ^fa^T 4 !, ^^|«5" I 
Unsociable,**. ^Sfnft, ^RmT»ftl 
Unsoiled,0. fc-sfor, 1^^>^W, ^% I 
Unsold, a. ^ift^te, ^IC<^1 I 
Unsolicited, a. ^5i^tf5v5, ^!2tTf^^ I 
Unsophisticated, a. ^^ra^", t^- 
4]^j ^^ I 



UNT 283 

Unsought, a. ^•j^^j, ^Brcslffo I 
Unsound, a. Cffa^F, ^^^> ^* 

Unspeakable, a. ^^sTs^.^r^TBJ I 
Unspotted, a. t^^^^,f^"^"^,^^ I 
Unstable, a. ^fw, ^rfs?T, 533*1 I 
Unstaid, a. ^lf%"<r^^T§, W®^ I 
Unstained, a. f^3$c^, ^"ejt^ I 
Unsteady, 0. ^f%T, ^I^t?r, 5*£*T I 
Unstinted, a. *5r*f1frf5rv5, ^r^ftw l 
Unstring, v. \5t?" <rf%?1 *T I 
Unsubdued, a. ^^TW, ^flFS I 
Unsubstantial, a. ^TffT, ^TTT^*r, 

Unsuccessful^.^^stofj^^^t^rj I 
Unsuitable, a. ^^^*T«^^5iC^rT'»fJ I 
Uusullied, a, ft^W, f^sfrcr, sj- 

Unsuspected, 0. ^T^f^^^*tf%s5 I 
Unsuspecting, a. f^S*IC**t^;3>T?n), 

Untainted, a. "*s\*R% TT&, t^^^IW, 
Untamed, a. ^R*fl^, ^*lTf*F5, 

Untaught, a. ^^ffiNjj, ^fnf^j i 
Untenable, a. ^^"M^f!?, ^TS^^I, 

Untenanted, #. £j"^T~Ct*, ^pj, 
Unthankful,^. ^T£j\gJ*f^T3l,a^j[ I 
Unthinking, a. f^f*53, ^ttcwt I 
Unthrifty, a. ^>T*T3TJit, ^tt^^l I 
Untie, v.^f% C^TT^ 3S,«^*]^ 3 1 
Until/^. m%% *TR*, C% <W^I 



UNW 

Untimely, a. W-Mfar, ^TJifarflfa ! 
Unto, p\ *f*fj% £f f%, £?<PT> l 
U'ntold,a. ^^f%5^*fcj%,^>J9rfci5| 
Untouched^. ^*Pi^ ; ^OlTf^S I 
Untoward,«.^I<rt5!r) ; ^TSrepsT 3J53S 1 
Untractable, a. ^JJTSTT, ^*TT*Rfa I 
Untrain'ed^.^f^ffw^, ^*t1w^> | 
Untried, a. ^«t^tj%^, ^CFf$^5 I 
Untrodclen,a. ^rsrf^ra, ^T^flTflTvS I 
Untrue, a. ^Tf^T, fsfstll, ^l<N^' I 
Untruth, s. ffofjl ^*J1, ^RSJvjl I 
Untutored, a. ^f^f^^^^wfiHl? J 
Untwist,!?, *ft3> c«TTeT, ^T® C<tt*T I 
Unused, «. ^R^J"^, ^SRR^vS I 
Unusual, «. ^FfW^T 8 !, ^*Tt**rtfT- 

Unutterable,^. ^PStJ^f^foal? I 
Unvaried, a. ^Q<$1JUJ, ^*f- 

Unvarnished, a. C^TsW ?rf^v5, ,; sr- 

Unwarily, ad. ^3TWfa *J3fas, ^It- 
Unwarrantable, «. ^fosjy^'frf^ i 
Unwarranted, 0. ^^t^^ - , ^t^ I 
Unwary, a. ^JJRwf, ^RWfa I 
Unwearied, «. ^^13, ^^JT^ I 
Unwelcome, «. 'S^^tS*, ^t^^, 

Unwell, a. ^PJ^, *ftf$5 I [«tt I 
Unwholesome, as *Tt\5T5R^, ^J*t- 
Unwieldy, a. 2&§\% *5i5*T, ^T?! I 
Unwilling, a. ^it^^, ^^1 
Unwise, a.^353, ^SsP, facets* I 



URG 



284 



UTT 



Unwittingly, ad. ^restOTTCTT I 
Unwonted, a. W£f5lcte,^fJTt*rT?r*l 
Unworthily, ad.^TRX^-QXtf i [s^ 
Unworthy, a. ^^TS?^T, WTOTW, f^- 
Unwrit'ten, a. ^rfHf^TS, W[Cc?«*T1 ! 
Unwrought, a. ^srsf &\5, ^f^fsns 
Unyielding, «. ^tr^ ; ^sisrsrjft? 
Unyoke, v. ctt?tt% ^tcs TJe 5 ^ 

fa^SF I 
Up, ad. $*fC?T, fecf , SC55, ^fel I 
Upbraid, v. cTT^I 3S, ^<(tr1 ^ | 
Uphill', a.Tt^TC^K, ^?» ^fifa 
Uphold,^. *ff<3~cj ^sfM^T^^^,?"^' 
Upholsterer,*. ^Tiwl f^ssn^l i [^ 
Upland,*.^ ^rf^, ^r^1,^CW*T 
Uplift^, ^c^: ^pT, ^Cf ^fcl i 
Upon',jtm ^*f^",^^C*T, C3 » 
Upper, a. ^*ff^, ^H^, ^$f%$ 
Uppermost,^. ^Z^]^ifj%, 2f*fR 
Upraise, v. ^Cf ^pT, ^^r^^ ^ I 
Upright, 0. <H51, ffStHSffi*, ^T?"^ 

an® I 

Uproar, s. 9teC<>tt*T, ^cTS, 3J5TJ3" 
Uproot^. 5TO*Tte*ftiNT ^, ^*f\Fl 
Upshot,*. TprT.cn^", C*T"5" ^iNrl I 
Upside,«. ^f^Ttf, %f IW I 
Upstart,.?. ^T^f f^ 37f¥, ^<r*T* 
Upward, adL %^fit C3P ; ^rfsre I 
Urbanity,*. C?ft^RJ, f*H&T&1?" I 
Urchin,?. C53f\5l, CS#T?1; *tSft?F 
Urge,s. ^7e^*1 ^, CWl, i^ I 
U'rgency,*.^57T3-*fJ<&3l, ^TtfSl 
Urgent, a. WSJU&tt*, ^T^f I 



U'rine,*. Sfafa, "5T3f i 

Urn,*. 9f|v5?r ^Tff%Rf*Hi>*rT3, 

Us, p. ^rWt^SfC^ I 

Usage, s. <5TT5T?\ ^J^T^", Tftfo l 

Use,?;. *J*3"TC?T ^t^T, ^^Jtl ^ I 
U'seful,flf. ^WJ, ^*W?ft » 
U'seless, a. ^r^"3$r«|j, f^Sp*T l 
Usher,*. £tw*r^,^^f f*f ^P^,^*T^?F 
U'sher, v. gfc**T ^?T1, *TT*FT* 3><T1, 

Usual,«. ftfsus, StfjT^lfT^, £f- 
Usually,^. *fT^"T^, ?Tt*fT<3~C«l I 
Usufruct, s. §*ra55, ft?<8^TC*I?"- 

fafXG Csf'tf WeT I 
U 'surer,*. ^T^J^ ^ff$jr5"35,^^tf^ I 
Usurious,*?. *5f^m ^pCcTT^ I 
Usurp, v. ^rafs^T?" ^It^'sr 8 ! ^, 

Usurpation,*. ^CsTC^ ^t^^^^f- 
Usurper, s. ^T^TJT^T?"^ i 
Usury,s. ^^573 ^W=n^^T, f ^ \ 
Utensil,*. *ft3T, ^rT^Tt?" ; *T3Tft I 
Uterine, a, sf€f?T, TC^TW?' I 
Uterus,*. sf|, ^<T, SF?TOn 
Utility,*. <J>^«1J31, STCSTTfsral I 
Utmost,*?. ^T^^?"t^tf^,f^SC*f^ I 
Utopian, a. ^T^Tfa^, <$f**t$ \ 
Ut'ter,*?. ^tSlf^, tW5T$,«J«f l 
TJt'ter,i>. ^55t?T«l *, ^^, 2f^T*f ^ I 
Utterance, *. ^T<T«l,^:^-«J",^t5^ I 



VAL 

Ut'terly,a<Z. ^WT??^ I [^tt% I 
Ut'termost, a. f^sC*f^, *T**TC?".- 
ITvula, *. §*ff®^rt, ^IT^J%^1 i 
"Uxorious, ad. sfaTtfJjts^gta'S' I 

V 
Vacancy, *.^f»n$1, ^$fa ; ^^T*t ; 

Vacant, a. *t^rj, ^*Tte ; ^spflfw ; 
Vacate, v. $JTsf 3>, "g"fi%?ri CW I 
Vacation, 5. t^fsr, ^3"«>t*T, ^^ • 
Vaccinate,^. C5tt?fa§f ^<S1 CW I 
Vacillate,?;, ^rf^^r ^, ^f^*S<I ^ I 
Vacuity,*, ^^l^^^m, ^T^ | 
Vac'iium.s.^rsTj W.TpT^j^^TwT l 
Vagabond,*. ^ST^T^n ; ftl?c^ | 
Vagary, s. wsifa ^ c *t, ffro" ^ ; 

Vagrant,*, ^^t^ft, f ^T^ft I 
Vague,a.W^,^f^f"*F3 5 csn?TT3fl 
Vail,*, c^rfsr^i, sraf^i ; we*R i 

Vain. a. <fsTl, *fg, <5R<fe; WTl%^ I 
Vainglorious, «.^"?5^T5?rT5ft j^T^T- 

Vainglory,*. f^jTf^T^, Wfa I 
Vainly,*, t^sfas ; $r^«f<(fa I 
Valance,*. *fT»TC3F<r 3n*T?T I 
Vale,* .$*T3J3>1 ,$5T^f$", ^t^T^vJcTt 
Valediction,*. £f^T^«?T*ita 3"*^ i 
Valedictory,a. gW^Tcft* **5f^i 

Valentine,*. ^t?^,C£tt«"^ ; f2fc<r^r 
Valet,*, v^^j, «tf?"5T<r^, C*l<r^ I 



285 VAE 

Valetudinarian,*. ^TWTC^tsft, ?F?f ' 
Valiant, a. ftagfoftdpfl", ^T^^t I 
Valid, a. ^7, £tt^Tf«l^, £t«*T> *J*- 

Validity,*. ^IT51, £fa*F5l; ^5TT I 
Valley,*. $*f5J^1, *5*^ft, , & s W$ I 
Valorous,^. ft;^T^,^t*fJ3"R,*fl"37it 
Valour, *. t^U", ^f^'T^'sr, xtjtm I 
Valuable, «. 3"^5j:«TJ3S, ^*fTCff?T I 
Valuation, *. f*l?&f*f3 "ST^j, H^g 

Value,*, w, ttm ; S«l l [3?T* 55 I 
Value, *. ^5TJ f^?5*T«j ^; fgj^r- 
Valve, *. *fTT>, *T^cT, ^*fTl> l 
Vamp,i;.^lfi?r^1^T?r,^TfiT5Tt5n I 
Vampire, *. ^f^S <n^?T I [CTO I 
Van, *. t*IWJ?r ^5fWrf ; *TR fa- 
Vane, *. ^T^m C^T flf ?retC3 ^X^ 

siren I 

Vanguard, *. foOT?: ^r*t casfflt I 
Vanish,?;. ^T^^Tr ^, ^f*T?1 ST1 I 
Vanity, *. ^*rt7T5a ; $rf?T*n, W^ i 
Vanquish, v. *1J1~$ <P, -9$<9 1 
Vantage, *. *T^J, SfTf^sT; gfTtfraj « 
Vapid,a.1t?r7f,f^Tt?,^^,t^C^® I 
Vaporish, 0.*T*Ptsr3;^rP3 c^T«ft I 
Vapour, *. *T*Pf, «T*T,^r, §^1 I 
Vapour, v. ^l^pf f^tfs ^; SfsfSf; 

Vapours, *. ^fSCTTst, 13W31 I 
Variable,^. SSPwV^SJ, ^tf%?" I 
Variance,s.ftc^5f, ^t^J^C^T! 



VEL 



Variation,s.t3"c^«i7, C^^Sfr^W I 
"Variegated a. fb"^ ^"fs^, *^T3F I 
Variegation,*. fb"3ff%fb"^3l i 

Variety,*. *^f*r%r5i ; f%c*r^r I 
Various,*. ^T*Tt%*f, frfssf/src^ | 
Var'let, s.^5J,5fffi ; Jjtfl.tfe, 

Var'nish,*. fb"^«| fo*r, CjW*\ I 
Varnish^. C^K 6 ! 3>, f53S$«l ^ I 
Vary,*. C^?f ^,t%3"X *£, I%^5 ^ | 
Vase,*.*fr;s frc***, ^1 ftCT^ l 
Vassal, *. gf«r, WT?T, *f?TT*ffa I 
Vassalage,*. ^"tffavSl, Wt^33 I 
Vast,*, f s<s», TT^, £t^t!9, *$ I 
Vat,s. C^S?, CSfcTWI, f 3 I 
Vault,s.f«r<m^-5r^;CsrT^^;^^ I 
Vault, v. eiTrjp CW, f^sM, <3?*W I 
Vaunt,v. HTcT^TT? 3>, TO ^ I 
Veal,s. *T^[C?"?r srT\?T I 
Veer, *.f*F<T, ^?T, C"*p3"SpT<T <5 | 
Vegetable,*. *fT^, 5fr^\5l, \p|*ra I 
Vegetable,**. ^t%W, 5^»<r*Sr<p i 
Vegetate, v. ^3"<s, ^ftfi^^ | 
Vegetation,s.|^TV?T^',^**Tf% ] 
Vehemence,*. ?rj j $1,^st$1, c^9f | 
Vehement, a. 2j^^,^9f,^jj, gf^g i 
V^hicle^.TTT^^T^:^,^^; ^f^T* 

Veil,* csrrsjf l,^rr^Tw^r, wta<r^i 

Veil^.^lT^TtW^ 3>,3"^^,2fW?[^l 
Vein,*. j& £f3T^ *Tvft ; ^T^- 

<rP£3 %TTv£<T CSfeft ; Wfa I 
Vellum,*. 1%fW<r bsft I 
Velocity,*. W9f,®35St^, ^T^fa I 



286 VEN 

Velvet^.ir^f^c^ftf^ftcW I 
V£nal,a.^sfaT^,^f£t?i;f*T?-Tl I 
Venality,.?. ^"C^ff ?T*R1, ^tf- 
£tt1%, <TJf%bT?r I [<TT«T | 

Vend,?;, ft^? ^, C*5, fr^TCsj 
Vendee,*. dpTl, 3p«ras?fi,*n^5 I 
Vender, s.t^C^^l^^f ^W\ 
Veneer,?). *fT^rl <5T^ 1iNl C*rft£ I 
Venerable, *.3"*tr^ftlT, ^I^J^I^fji 
Venerate,?), *fsi1 ?P, ^"SSTtST $ I 
Veneration,*. ^TTW?", *£§?1 ,3£f^fl I 
Venereal, a. "^T^T ?R ^#t?, 

Ven'ery,*. Sf$f?1 353"«1 ; *J*t?T I 
Venesection,*. Ttlrcsri^*!, "NlfT- 
Venetian y s. •$T^-*ri%?1 i [c^W 
Vengeance,*. £tK3f^\?Tl, £11%^^ I 
Vengeful, a. £j1%ft:\*ra», CSTt" i 
Venial, a. ^sr«far, ^TnCTTStJ J 

Venison,*. 59nTT\*T,3l?r«|3rT\*r i 
Venom,*. ?f<^,R?, ^H^T i 
Venomous,*. f^*r<r, ft^J^J 
Vent, *. fa«fo S.GIXJ ^of, c"SWl ; 

Vent,?'. I^sfo ^, £t5T<T35, *J^ 
Ventilate, v.*1\ *m^ 3>;ft33>'<5 I 
Ventilation,*. <Ti^Jli^ } ^K^T^^ ; 

Ventilator, s. *T?31SR3>TfY ^^ I 
Ventricle,s. c^T^^C^i"^?^! 
Ventriloquist,*. ^^T^tft, tfTWv?- 



VER 



287 



VET 



Venture,*. tf *r «^,3rf%, ^ej | 
Venture, v.^TTr^ 3>,fa^t<J£fS« ^ i 
Venturesome,^. TfT^f^T^, 1fafa \ 
Venus,,*. $^ g^j j[f§ | 
Veracity,,?. JT^j^i, ^TsfTsfr, ft&1 | 
Veranda,*. STT^nsI, ^«TS[^ | 
Verb,*. ^jT^?"C«i f5aqn*TJf | 
Verbal,*, gf^-an*, 5JT^F,CTtfW, 

Verbatim,«*\ 3TOJ *, ^«|7^r ^ | 
Verbiage,*. ^Rsfa <TT^J ^T1 I 

Verbose,«.?r!^j^«OTeS^%^l 
Verbosity,*. ^ ^T^J, *5Tf%2fj^f | 
Verdant, *. vpj^? ; ^f?f cj, ^t^<I1 I 
Verdict, *. f^T^, fatT?TtoW<r 

Verdigris, s.vStrrt J 3s»re, ^t^T^T I 
Verdure, *. ^«|T#?T ^^^|<T, 

Verge,*, afafl, SfT?" ; C51*, C*tT^1 I 
Verges. 5T$ ^, ^^, C^^T I 
Verger,*. C*fim?Wr CFfafflT I 
Verify,^. WJig <5, gfsrT 6 ! ^ I 
Verily 9 ad. *I3J *, ^JWC^, 30? l 
Verisimilitude,*. £KS]?^,y}3J< 1^1 1 
Veritable,*. ^j, £f<J3, ^I^t^« i 
Verity,*. ^Ji1,£T^3i, ft$l I 
Verjuice,*. c?\& "SpG^?" J7\ I 
Vermicelli, *. *TTCt, ^ft, TOtl^ 

*p** CSftTt fic*PT i 
Vermicular, a. ^fe^ *ff§«TsTt ; 

Vermifuge, *. <jf^ ^t*t^ -e^KT I 



Vermilion,*. f^W^f^^ STTffSfl 
Vermin, s . e^1, <^l1?, *jfc 

Vernacular,*. ^t**ft?, cw *ft ? , 
Vernal,*. *>i^Tlita5 | 
Versatile,*. 5SPct, *ff?<r«**ffa l 
Versatility,*, ^i^^rj, <5lf%?r3l | 
Verse, *. ^Rf^l, C3T<£, *f?fj, <^ , 
Versed,*. *j**i^, ^TJW^rf, *f^ | 
Versification,*. 3^31 <TS31 jt^jl | 
Versify,t\^fev5i 35^^ ^,c?ir^ <p | 
Version,*. ^^T^^Tri^T^T^ I 
Vertebra,*. csr^wci?- «ff% I 
Vertex,*.^ n^c^T^Tf?^ ^T*; 

Vertical, a. *r^C35^r fefrp^S I 
Vertigo,*. "STT^I F^q T*T?T8$**r , 
Very,*. <rf^R<f> ; C^, <5R5tf | 
Very,**\ *m\<$, ^lf%*T<r, ^re,^ R 
Vesper,*. *i^}T3~ v5T^1 ; ^TO^m | 
Vespers,*. ^JI<PT^3" £fT^1 I 
Ves'sel, *. *t"T4, ^T^fT?"; C^lt? I 
Vest,*. *ff?^W, ^5F<n«n, ^mi I 
Vestal,*, 3^1 f *n<ft, ^§^1 ( 
Vestibule,*. * IC?^ ^l^T^l, WT*1 1 
Vestige.*. *TWTW, TF^, $C**T I 
Vestment, *. <T3,^f^W,*ift*rT* « 
Vestry,* s^T*TC<I<r *i\sr*J *f?" C*T 

Vesture, *. *ft?^if, *3, *ff?W? « 
Vetch,*. -5T^ ftC^R ; <pql?; ^[T- 



VIE 

Veteran, *. |^i *1 £fafa C^\%\ 
Veterinary, a. ^Rtt1??r fo1%**Tl 

Vex,?;. SRS^g *s, *jg <P, C^^l I 
Vexation,*, mtml, ffg^T, ft^rf*? 5 I 
Vexatious,*. ^^fS^J.fTS^rwt?^ I 
Vial,*. f*tf«f, <j?T5 *fT^ &C*t^ l 
Viand,*.c»T5?J, ^^J,*f ^?TT\^tW J 
Viaticum,.?. *TTC$Hr ; fofcjqft I 
Vibrate,?;. CWt^f, *Pf*w* ^, ^t«t I 
Vibration,*. CTflcT*, ^Pf 5 **, 3W I 
Vic'ar, s. jfT^TJ *TC^rT«TCW*re ; £f- 

Vice,*.^g3f%, *J*T* ; ^ft^^T^l*ft I 
Vice-,^r. 2f1%1^fVraj *[$^ l 
Vicegerent,*. £fr3ftfsf l [l^fsfl 
Vicepresident,*. ^^T^ft^? - £ft%- 
Viceroy, *. 7TtW}7[ £f1%f^fV I 
Vicinity, *.t*3»i>J,?n1%*rj,*TtoHj | 
Vicious, a. ^~t5T#t, ^*nf^, 

Vicissitude,*. ^T?^^, C^>?"Spt?" I 

Victim, s. *fir,=nc*r?r *rra i 

Victor,*. u?rwi, ftwtt, &f\ I 
Victorious, a. ^^Te 1 , ®?^f^t, f%~ 
Victory,s. 1% ft©^Il [^?<ft I 

Victual^. •StTWJJpJ C^T-Jfl I 
Victualler,s.^^jTj^7C*rsttf^l1 I 
Victuals,*. ^, <riWJ, ^T^T?" I 
Videlicet,^, 'srsfte, *N1, Tp^pss i 
Vie,!;. £f%^tf5ff5l 3>, *H <p I 
View,?;. f^7ft^c| 3>, ^0 ^, vjt^1 l 
View,*.^*r^, itf$ ; ^n*I?, c^£; 



288 VIO 

Vigil,*. uftf?™ ;^mj^^f^ i 
Vigilance,*. ?T5<F51, *n**TT*v5l I 
Vigilant,a.*Tv£3s; ^CST^T, ^CWJTsfh 
Vignette,*.*^ ^tlt? fsfss fgft\ 
Vigorous,^. C3SjT<?T, *T<r*r, ^fc I 
Vigour,*.^5T. c^Sr, «tfjF, $e\ I 
Vile,«. *fT*r?r, ^sr^fsr, srcraj, *>5 I 
Vilify^. tftt^o, f^^Tl «>, 1^1 ^ I 
Villa,*. 3-T$iT* ST^, JT^ ^T^t I 
Village,*. *f^str?r, JT^, tfl i 
Villager, s. StTsr3"PTC?fr^<Itf%?i \ 
Villain,*, j^sr, Jf<rr5Tl, ^tf I 
Villanous,«. TJ^, V^T?", ®*RJ I 
Villany,*. tt^Tf^,?^l,^l5T?:: 
Vindicate,?', f^t^R *TRJ^ ^, £f- 

Vindication .s.CfFfa *lW,C^ralW I 
Vindictive, a. £fr3TpcnWT?ft, £ft% 

Vine,*. JT^T^I, ^TT^?r sfT^! I 
Vinegar,*. frol^'srrSF JT*T?"*T I 
Vineyard,*. 5 T^TC^^,^JT^"C^^ I 
Vinous,«.ir1^T^t^f^,3p"m I 
Vintage, tf.^TWJT? *p?M ; JTO. 

Vintner, s.^T ftc^Sl, C*ttf3^ I 
Viol,*. v5t^^^1WJ^f^C*T^, *T«|| 
Violate,?;, ^^$1?: ^, ^s^^ ^, 

Violation,*, 5IVSR, TOtesT?" I 
Violence,*.2f533l,^*f5*,Cfft?TTim 
Violent, a. £t58,^5rejT5T?ft,2faSI I 
Violet, s. 5^ <^ ftc*R I 



VIS 289 

Violin, g. v5T?T^ *t*7 ^3RC*t^, 

Viper, s. 3sm*i*f f3t*T^, fw^^S I 
Virago, s. ^i^^^Tf^, ^Tffrft 
Virgin, s. f^T<ft s ^*F3l3[t, ^^f\ I 
Virgin, «. ^ajfrre, ^ ; f^«r<?r, 

Virginity, *. nST^^, ^^5 I 
Virgo, $. <$vm ^Tf^T I 
Virile, a, *£\<!% ^USTC $v\w& I 
Virility, s. C*ft^T,«^«Tf^,^\^ | 
Virtual, «. *|;gfr^ ^T»Tft<5 I * 
Virtually, ad. 3^lg, 3"«I^T3"1 I 
Virtue, s. C*ffs?aj ; #«j, *rj% | 
Virtuous, a. Sflfifr^, ^Jt5f, ^T^T I 
Virulence, s. §9T31, GW,Vi|3l | 
Virulent, a. ^O^, <5^, faTto" I 
Virus, s. ^C3?T *J?r, J?\lfa | 
Visage,*. W, *^ ^T^TJ, ^T^ I 
Viscera, s. ^l^ft,^i%^ft I 
Viscid, a. ^JT^IcT, F^&ff <l1 | [fa j 

Viscount, s.t\5r£far ^sfft^^iT- 

Visible, a. ^*Tj, FfWfT5?T, £f3J5? | 
Visibly, arf. gfsj^g, Tf*TJWC*f | 
Vision, s. ^f^^fa; ^ftp^ i 
Visionary, «.f*$m,^faA, ^?re | 
Visionary, s. fotfji 3S«T5TT^f|- , 
Visit, s. ^T^*f^ ? ^^T^,^n^K^t^l 
Visit, v. m^T^ 3>, v5^T**fT?T«i ^ i 
Visitation, s. fttfj sp^Ttf *ff?r- 

Visitor, s. *TT^»te^re I 

Visor, 5-. ^jw^*r,?j*r*r, tkt^t^ i 



VOI 

Vista, s, vtftijc* f^rar^TT^ 

Visual, «. ^taferajjfo, ^fS^ft , 
Vital, a. *ftre ^r^wt?r, gfHT^nV ; 

^3JT3"*lJ<g i 
Vitality, s . ir^r^r, ^^ w , CTW , 
Vitals, 5 . 3Tc«i<r ^nrt\«r, *nfr i 

Vitiate, v. ^ ^ ft^ ^ ^ j 
Vitrify, ». c*fa j ?J ^ T5 f c ^ ^_ 

Vitriol, 5. v^^l, ^^ , 
Vit'riolic, a. ^t^?T5T?, $ft*ft* I 
Vituperate, v. ^WPF Of, U^\ <$ \ 
Vivacious, «. ^Tfrv, *TCS®,*nsjfa | 
Vivacity, ^ahr^g^^ ^ ( 
Vivid,^^^^^^ ( 
Vividly, a^raSFSW,^^-^ I 
Vivify, v. i\£\* <p, gf rt „f ;j ^ , 
Viviparous,;*. ®?<rT?[Sf, f*^ , 
Vixen, s. <f.T#T, ^ it, «TfWt I 
VizM^T*, W1,^$g,ftt*nrj S , 
Vizard, s. ^TT^T?<P, ^^,^rm I 
Vizier,s.^f§<r,^^cJft^^T^i[t 
Vocabulary, s, ^f^stf*, "TO^T^ I 
Vdcal,a. ^Tf^^c^T^^C^H^^ I 
Vocation, *. W*iT?;?TraT*Rl [^ i 
Vocative, a. *jfa$c«i *TC*T*R$CfT- 
Vociferate, v. 3tws^C<T \5T<f> 3 C551 I 
Vociferation, s.ifte^T?" «r^f,cl^Tf^ I 
Vogue, s.3<T, 3^f% ? s*R, ^K^T^"I 
Voice, s. ^<r, *ffi, w^,3T^J;^'STti I 
Void, a. ^J;^^q[<>, ^J?f ? ^yrr^- | 
Void, s. »pj ^T*, *$??, ifav\ | 



VOW 290 

Void, v. ?[f%$ <s, 3JT?f $, fttfs 

Volatile* a. ^ft?T5rrsrc**I,f*P8t ' 

Volcano,s.SHt5TT^5t,^tC?r¥*r^^ " 
Volition, s. t^l, VMg1 ^P?"*!*^ I 
Volley,*.^?,*!^^^?" 4&GS 

Volubility, 5. 9fv5T^?1 *f^*Tt®T5l l 

V61uble,a.Tmf^,^^;?r5Tf^ I 
Volume, s.*^,^; ^,^^ ' 
Voluminous, a. Zft&J sr^frfn^, 

Voluntarily, «#. C^*5TC5, ^s^ 5 * I 
Voluntary, a. C^Ttffa, ^% 

Volunteer, s. C^f^, c^f ^frpj I 
Voluptuary, s. ^tt^ ^<W3^t I 
Voluptuous, fl.tf^ «nj*rftfF ,C ^^ 
Vomit, ».?&«, ^f^??*f ^ I 
Vomit, s. *f*SR3S $W, *J3$T?T I 
Voracious, tf.TT^g^F, *>TT^,'^*T« I 
Voracity, s. CSTtFtfe, <#f£, *iTtfT5 I 
Vortex, s. *T«jl, •rtSSW, <*lH3 I 
Votary, *. $*TT?T<e, W^T^I" I 
Vote, v. T\m?>-\7\^ gf*pt*T <P I 
Votive, a. *T**f 5, <r5*re^<r I 
Vouch, v. *TT*r5 *,^ CW, ft- 

*&? ^t??1 ^ I 
Voucher,*, m^ f^f^m*^ l 
Vouchsafe, V. 21*13 ^till CW, ^$- 

Vow, *. ?3, *W, TO«t,gtt%Sl 



WAI 

Vow, v. t^Tto 3T*r, 2ft%3Tl ^ i 
Vow'el, s. ^"?r <T«f, ^5J«f I 
Voyage, s. S?c?T«tC^" TTK51, ^c^STflft I 
Voyager,s.^C5^t:§T^T^,®«n*srriff 
Vulgar, a. ^UTT, ^W^J, #Tf 3 I 
Vulgarity , s. ^^f , ^f*t^n I 
Vulnerable, «. C**T*fa, 'STT^^^T I 
Vulpine, a. C^^T^Wt?,^ 
Vulture, s. ?[*, *Jf%^, *r<£sft I 

w. 

Wadding, s. ^^^J f^^rjl ; C^t^ 

Waddle, %. refill ^ft?rt 5*T I 
Wade, v. ®t*T tlT>, ^CS> E*T l 
Wafer, 5. ^W f^3>, fi>^*ft « 
Waft, «. ®*T <d 3t3TC?T 5*T ^*T*1 

cfc*n ^r<r i 

Wag, 8. v% ^pW<J1, ?"f*T^ I 
Wag, 0. wTv51 tff, ^t?<11 *T1 I 
Wage, v. ^CffJTSf <S, £ff e ^ I 
Wager, s. *f«|, *Tl%, C*Tfi>, *I3TN 

Wages, s. CW*» ^5, •*TTT>ft I 
Waggish,fl.?f*i?IS,^?n,tPTffi>3l 
Wagon, s ^tt? 5<"T ^t^^ 5tf?f- 

fWs ^rr^ i ^ [*rr?rfa i 

Wagoner, s. $^ SfTpS?" SfTTOW*, 
Wagtail, s. «4r^**fSFt, <^<Tt^ I 

Waii, v- ^rsm?: ^, fr*rr*r * i 

Wailing, s. ^T^T^t^ *ffft, R^T*f I 
Wain, *. SfTit <1 ^T ftc*t^,*r^t I 
Wainscot, s. ^tf\^ Cn^^TC^T 



WAR 

Waist, s. ^fi>CW*f,<tt^tf%, C$t*T?"l 
Waistcoat, s. ^TW^WI f^G*ra, TP- 
Wait, v. WC*f*Fl 35, *TT^ I [v|?Tl I 
Waiter, s. *ffff5T?ra5,§*fT*r^,<?raTO ■> 
Waive, v. %f$i^ jcUf, ^Tl%1 CW I 
Wake, v. f^jTW ^ ? ®T*r<s. <5 1 
Wake, s. *f^ ; cafaf?" sf f% ffc^ I 
Wakeful, t>. ut9nrq*Tt»r, M$te I 
Waken, t>. Ittste 35, *TC55;T ?p I 
Walk, v. tfi>, -pfTrJCH 5*T, «$1 I 
Walk, s. ^r^TJT, 5flCj ^f^ ; CW*T I 
Wall, *. ■ stnft?r, fwsi CTrssTsT i 
Wall, v. £trft?r*f?ri c*^* ^ i 

Wallet,*.^5ft, ^f^OT*^^ I 
Wall-eyed, a. fr^tsre^l, ^T>1 5^ 

Wallow, v. ?$tfzy Sfv$ftff$ tff I 
Wallshade, s. G^3?T5Tsft|T I 
Walnut, 5. ^TfaC?TtT> Tp«t i 
Wan, «. *fte, *fW}%<r1, "FtTT I 
Wand, s. ^vjft, ffs, ^T^t, *fTF«ft I 
Wander,^. *ftf ^T?TTt?1 5*T I 
Wanderer,s.^5WT<f^*T$r?fT3fl" I 
Wandering, s. ^lf^f*F5 v»^"«| ; 

Wane,v. ^T*T ^,^R ^, WftF? ^ I 
Want, v. ^5T^T3T ^", ^5Tf $r^ ^ ; M^ 
Want, 5. ^vU, £fc?rtsre ; wfa^l I 
Wanton, a. ^fsr^ ; ^5R*fo ; 5$£*T, 

Wantonly, arf.^t^r^tW ; ^^t?C«J I 
War, s. Tn$ y Tfir^-, s\\^U, ?T«1 I 
Warble, v. ^<T^*Pf ^ ?ft^ * I 
T 



291 WAR 

Warbler, s. tftsf^, 5fr?$, tfftsrr 
Ward,v.3r^1^,^it£f?r cW,^TTi>tf ^1 
Ward, s. dlf% ; *f fv5l ; f-«2P??C 

Warder, Warden,*. "S^s, *fT*TO | 
Wardrobe, *. *ft?^CW?: ^t*ft?T, 

WardsbipjS.TlT^T^C^ <rW!WF- 

Wares, *. ^TfsOT?" Tprj, TTSTtft I 
Warehouse, *. £ffTsr, «TT5faT^t ; 

Itc^? 2*J*n*r1 I 
Warfare, s. Jp^gTsr, ^if ft I 
Warily, ad. *re<S?TC*r, ?TGF5Csr I 
Warlike, a. ^CSTfrfJ, ^ *mfon 
Warm^.^^^^r^^SiTsT; ?TTsftr 
Warm,i?.^^^ ?p, $^51 ; $*i|^ *P J 
Warmth,*. ^ st*f , ^31 ; S^fST ! 
Warn, »'. *jrt 3?W, *ffa*f* ^ 

Warning,*. CfrWl, ^T^SfSTtCTT* t 
Warp, s. T>T*T*p, ^TCT>?T 33" I 
Warp, v. C3^f\5?1 -aETl, *3F .^ \ 
Warrant, *. *f|T«irRl ; £t^T«l I 
Warrant, v. ^^$1 £{WT^ ^, ^1^ 

Warrantable, «.^«%J,^f5^,^Tt1^^ r 
Warranty, *. £fnT«l^f^, ^rT®T*f3f I 
Warren, *. <?-C^T*f ?"Tf^r^t?T t^ 

t^« £t^^$ 53S7T1 ^WJt^r I 
Warrior, s. C%\%% ^\^t^, #t?T I 
Wart, *. ^TT^, ^^^f\^, ^1^1 
War-whoop,s. ft\^*?1W, ^'l^t^ I 



WAT 292 

Wary, a. *ra*£ *Tt**rt5T, 5^3" \ 
Wash, v. eft's 55, £f^T*R ^ I 
Wash, *. ^T5^ ; <sm?rt«f ; ®»T- 

Washerman, *. WfaV?rira? I 
Wasp, a. c*T*n5l, C^Tsfl, ^tM 1 
Waspish,*?. c?t*teT, f<T^Kf^?1 I 
Wassail,s.'srwj fcc*m ; TOtft *ffa 

Waste, *. ^*f5? ; ^JSTfiRC I 
Waste, v. far^tJl 37U ^, ^¥ *M I 
Waste, a. ^sffi? ; $j%ft, ^f^ I 
Waste-book^ 5. W^\ *ft I 
Wasteful,**. ^*faJ#i ^5J*t5#t I 
Watch/. WT ; C5t1% ;£te?T ;£te?ft I 
Watch, 0. ■&$$*> «ri^, CFft% tff ; 

Watch'ful, 0. dfa*r, T5^ ®ttf<s. ' 
Watchhouse,*. sffal, Cistf% "5T1T I 
Watchmaker, s. T[t&\ f^"55Tt3l I 
Watchman, *. d}1%WT?r, 2fe€t I 
Watchword, s.*j\fa*, ?ICW33T^T I 
Water, *. ©cT, ^w^ ; W?" TW1 I 
Water, v. ^*T c^TS, ©*T OT*f1 I 
Watercourse, s.^^t, gfat^, ^T®T1 1 
Waterfall,*. ft 3%, ^j, ;§fwj3r<r«l1 1 
Watergruel,*. ^TT^T^ft, ^T^€t I 
Waterlily,*. ^*f?T, *f ^r, ^9® 1 
Waterman,*. ^Tt?r1, •nfr<P,*ffi>*t I 
Watermark, s. C^Tt?lT^ C*l *f*TO 

Watermelon, s. $?TS[®F, <?T^li1 1 
Watermill, *. StcT ^3, 5i*J5?r^1 1 



WEA 

Waterproof,«.wTre*J,«TO?rT*r$1 
| Watery, a. *ref5T, wmjl, *H'?prJl I 
Wave,!;. ^TCWT^r ^ ; ^f*^ I 
Wave,s. CT?^, 5?"*, fefsfr, ^<ft I 
Waver, r.ftsfl ^,^f%T 5",ff^a1 ^ • 
Wavering,a. v5^5T, T>^*T, ^f^?T I 
Wax, *. c^ttr ; tff^1 ; ^t% I 
Wax, v. *f%f*B ^, *tf^1 $fc ; 

Waxcloth, s. c^TXS^rl, C*T*n?T3T 1 
Waxen,a. C^rT^f^, C^t^Tf^ I 
Way, s. *f*f, %*tt% %Tf?"1» 3^T<T, 

Wayfarer, s. *ffe, ^TOT, *tt^ I 
Wayfaring, a. TTTfa*, *TTWt"?t I 
Waylay, v. *fC$T «?«> ^?1 *!"T3» I 
Wayward, a. ^<P% <#£1,^*W I 
We, p, ^mr?r1, c^t^rl 1 
Weak,*?. ij^T, ^*t^, ^1 ' 
Weaken, v.W&et^* CSmt$\*i ^ I 
Weakness,st tf\&*V 9 ^«J"£1 ' 
Weal,*. STSfsT, ^*UT«1, ^**T, f *t^ I 
Wealth, *. ^, StT^T, *P*if5 « 
Wealthy, a. *R<TT^, *tft, ^^tUJI 
Wean, v. ^ ^t^f ^1 J ^T3 

Weapon, s. ^5t3, ^^ *t3 I 
Wear,v.^<r ^f1 ; «tt%%Tt^ ^; W*T1 I 
Weariness, *. ^tf%, sflfS, ^^1W I 
Wearisome, a. ^tf^^?T, C^*tW I 
Weary, a. -$]% «tm, ^J^^^ I 
Weary ,v. ^T^ ^, "^1^ ^> ^^ ^ ' 
Weasel, *. «#, ^^ } ^^^ ' 



WEI 
Weather, s. <PtC^T?T ^Tff, *TO? I 



W£ather,v. ^<f ^, ?IT^1, ft5l I 
Weatherbeaten, #, ^IC^CS ft"^3, 

^TCcT?- <PTfifaj £f^ sft-f I 
Weathercock, s. 3T3 f^?P*fas ^m I 
Weatherglass, s. 3fl?T *fftsrf*f^ 

^T5 ^ I 
Weaver. ?W, ^ f^"55TT«l ^ I 
Weaver, s. #T^t, 53*tS, ^f%1 I 
Web, s. ^tWsa:, ^Tl%^^: I 
Webfooted, a. |%*3 «ffTf ^^, c*i*f 1 

*n ftf*t^ i 

Wed, v. ftste *P, *ftft$P$:«| ^ I 
Wedded, 0. ft^tfts ; ^It^ I 
Wedding, 5. ft^, ft?Tl, nt?«1ir I 

Wedge,.?. Mm, mmm, ^umv, i 

Wedge, v. ^teT5tt*HTl ^^ ^ I 
Wedlock, s. ftztWi, ftstfest^l I 
Wednesday, 5. 3*r^t?T I 
Wee, a. *j» J, c^t^, ^1%^5, *J^ I 
Weed, * ^ "STT^, ^^ 5t£l J ft*T- 

*r?r c*rto *a 1 

Weed, «. "Sim f^Sl, ^^T*l %*fl?1 1 
Week, s. *mt^, *& 1far, *TT$ 1?* I 
Weekday^.Trft^T?" f%^ ^ J 3TT?r l 
Weekly,*?, ^mft^, 2tf§7mTre; I 
Weep,v. ^sst^T^ *P, C?[tJR ^ I 
Weevil,*. *r*IJ<ffi^ *Wtl> I 
Weft,s.*ff$3tt *£3, **1> • 
Weigh, v.c^t^I ^ ; ^CeT«T^ ^ ; ft- 

Weight,*.^, dfa, ^^^, *tTt- 
Weighty,a. £?F, ^t^T I [<t?:i l 
T 2 



293 WHA 

Welcome^. ^T^TtW *J*fa $f€te, 

Welcome,*. $« *[^«|, TO^n l 
Welcome^. ^»jQfal ^,*i^^1 ^1 

Weld, v. f*ffi>?n c^rtvsi cff 1 



Welfare,*. ^rfjt«l, TTSfcT, "$*&t • 
Welkin, 5. <5rteT*rsr;9»r, c*]T*T I 

Well,*. ^>*t, ^?n,^^t^?",t^fr?ri 1 
Weii,«. ^%, vim, c«t?is, ^<2tr^r 1 

Well, <w£. $^<$C*f, ft*T^«1 3^% 

Welladay, *%£ c*tfa ^5^ *T^ W1 
Wellbeing,*. Tr5f*T, <&mjt% ^m I 
W^llbred,a.5iPft^T?ft,f*t^,^[*rt5T I 
Wellfavoured,tf.^^,^§i),iJTf*rj l 
Wellnigh,^.2tl^2,^^cf,^m^l 
Wellspring^.^^^t^?",^^!^ 
Well wisher, *. flt$Tt, W^" 5 ! <P I 
Welter, v. 3"^T1^C3 «fv?T9f 1^ CVf 1 
Wen, *. 5f*i9te, n5U3", $ W\jt I 
Wench, 5. ^Tf»te1, "S^rt I <:s*tt1 1 
Wend, v, 9fSR ^, fw, £f^R ^ I 
West, s. *TPW, gfstft I 
Western, a. *ff*5*r1^?5^ I 
Westward, Westerly, «^.*rf»R^r I 
Wet,«. ^n^, PTe*,1%5?1,^5ift?1 1 
Wet, v. ^tj^p, f^sn, ^?n ^ 1 
Wether, s. -fe^W CST"^, -^T^ I 
Wetnurse 5. c^^^ «TT%?1 ^rT^r^C^ 

Whale, & 1%^: ^*U, 5^ ^T^J | 
Wharf, 5. ctW^CS f^if^f\ ^^T- 



WHE 



294 



WHI 



Wharfage, s. ^tCT><r ^t^l I 
Wharfinger, 5. TTtC^^" ^SfjSF I 
What, p. t%, C^t^T ; C*T, TTtet I 
Whatever, Whatsoever,^?. C^T 1%^ I 
Wheat, s. CSfT^T, C*n*T, OT I 
Wheaten, a. CSfT^f^ra I [<55T| I 
Whee'dle, v. ^*r1, <S^ ^^TlTl 
Wheel, s. 53M?fasl, 5^1,S^srf% I 
Wheel, v. ^1, S^fT^I 5t*rt l 
Wheelbarrow, s. J\^ ^T^t?T tftvft I 
Wheel wright ,s. 5& f^'sfrfal ,!T*fat^n 
Wheeze,;;. C^tt * *fC^r tT*T CW | 
Whelp, *. f ^PJ"t#?[ <T^ I 
When, ad. ^rar* ; 35«*T3", ^C^" I 
Whence, a&c^W^CS; <^TC^^ I 
Whenever, ad. c^T C^t^ *W* I 
Where, ad. <S5HT* ; CWtC^t^sn I 
Whereabouts, #d. c^T«T ^tC^T I 
Whereas, «^. OT^g35, ^ra^ I 
Whereat, «& ^t£5, States l 
Whereby ', ad. ^TT^tra, ^tj1 I 
Wherefore, ad. 1% ^fC«rj ; ^$43: I 
Wherein, ad. *rtefCv5, 1%C*rc;$ I 
Whereof, ad. *n^T$, ^W$ I 
Wheresoever, )a^.C*TC$T^^TC»T, 
Wherever, j *T9rt?r $*TT?T I 

Whereupon, ad. ^Tt^tG^, $WC<5 I 
Wherewithal, ad.^^tj] ; fe*ire I 
Wherry, s.^J c^fal, ^1^1 C*fa1 I 
Whet, v. *tT«l Cff, $tw *, 5ft?" <5 i 
Whether,c. xrf?, *1, ft*1, ^<fl | 
Whetstone, s. *ft«l «tT^?T I 
Whey, s. ^mt<T ST*T, *F§, *TK I 



Which, ^). c^t^T ; C*T, *Tt*1, *T* \ 
Whichever, p. hi C^tt, ^ttTl I 
Whiff, 5. tT*T, *f , ff^1 *t3T*i I 
While, s.W, *ot, ^t*T ; t^*TO | 
While, Whilst, ad. *ft<T*, *r$ ^c| | 
Whim, 5. ^^tffTRl, C^iTTST I 
Whimper, s. sJtc?" * "&*f& ^ I 
Whimsical, a. ^^3" 3FT#rtot^, 

<rsr c<r?rTcTt i 

Whine, v. ^7T * ^f??1 ^^ ^ | 
Whip, 5. <S*H, c^t^l, 51W I 

Whip, p. ^t^fp *srr?r, <5*trsrf$ *s i 

Whirl, v. ^fl, «tt^CW, *fT^ *fT$1 1 
Whirlgig, s. F£#t c<r*Rl I 
Whirlpool, s. ^«f ©c?,^, *fto5l I 
Whirlwind,*. *r«f ^ T$T*T, ^t^ft I 
Whisk, v.#fl>1 tff, 3^5 CW ; tfftv? I 
Whisker,s.C^T*f,C^rt5,^tC5T?r C^*t I 
Whisky,s. ^rf§ ^J "5TWJttc*t^[ I 
Whisper,?;. Tp^*. ts, ^C«f^ | 
Whist, 5. v$t^ C*T5j1 ttc*tX I 
Whist, int. ^f, 1%?- ^ I 
Whistle,*;. f^*T C*, *ft§t CW I 
Whit, a. fr^, 1%5T, <J?11, 1%fa* I 
White, s. ^^^<, C*V t *ftWl I 
White,s.(^CQ?-) ^^t\*f, ^^fifl 
White-ant, s, &t C«tt^1, ^^t^ I 
White-lead, 5. ^TC^pWI I 
Whitesmith, s. ^t^Tt?*, ^"^^t?: I 
Whitewash, s. ^f^T5«1, ^«l^t^T i 
Whither, ad. C^W<r ; C^<tC^ I 
Whitish, a. T^T* ^^, Ct^gjt? I 
Whitlow, 5. ^iT^er^Tvgl, <j?st • 



WIG 
Whiz, v. C^t*\ * *far 3H 

Who, p. «s, c<pt>1 ; csr, ■frft i 

Whoever, _p. C*Z C«^, C^ * I 
Whole, *. ®ft% ^T"ST^, ^TJWtlT I 
Whole, a.W$% ^WT ; ^ I 
Wholesale, *. CSTT1> ft3p?T I 
Wholesome, 0. ?[*W, Tt^JSRS I 
Wholly, ad. ^c^T^tW, f^$T3 I 
Whom, ^?. ^rT^TC^, <F.f3;TC^ I 
Whoop, *. fte^T^: *t^, \£I<5 I 
Whore, *.<tf*tj1, ^t^T^t, ^T<TT3R1 I 
Whoredom,*. WfJT5T3R,3"Jl%M3'l 
Whoremonger, *. G^Tjtsft^ft I 
Whose, p. ^T^T?", ^.Wj 1 
Whosoever, p. C^T C3>^, C% \ I 
Why, ^. c<5*,f% SiC^J, 1% ^t?T«l I 
Wick, *. *ff§^1, *ff*te1, *^f 1 
Wicked, «. ^R*f*ff, lj^>, *ft*ft I 
Wickedness,*. ^1^, TFSr5l,*fT*f I 
Wicker, 0. spsSfaT^ ^JTt^CS ft- 

Wicket, *. ^ j *t?T, f^Tv?<^ft?T I 
Wide,*. £t^,C&Vl,fr^<,TjT$l 
Widely, ad. 1^^t?T?5C*f, TjJ?T I 
Widen, v. £f*nj <5, C5l$1 ^ | 
Widow, *. tt^1, ^Tft^fal, J$\ I 
Widower,*. *[5fft?r, ^^?T, C^51 1 
Widowhood, s.fosreJT^I^^J I 
Width, s. ^ftTSR, ^ttT?:, C5}?Tt I 
Wield, v. ^C3CT Stf??! ^, EMI • 
Wife, *. wr?n, ^raii, *f^t, 5IT31 I 

Wig, *. ^nrijfn, §nc^*r j ^r ft- 



WIN 



I Wight, s.CSTt^*, C^tl, 3Pt^* 1 
Wigwam,*. ^1%?1, ^fft, f §t?T I 
Wild, a. ^■JTT, ^3T*J \ ^*ff|tTO, 

*T"s>rt ; *f1%3 1 
Wild, *. $Sffi5 ; **J %U, ^^«ll I 
Wilderness, *. ^IJ, 3"*, H5F5T \ 
Wildfire, *. C% ^^* *ft*T JC?T 

*lt^ ^ft »lTC9f 43\ ^C# ffi:- 

Wild'ness, *. ^U31, ^>r*TO3l \ 
Wile,*. -£*T, 51 ^#t, Sfe'sl, ^T<ptl 
Wilful,«.vii<P«?n, CWT5t^rt,cfcl>1 I 
Wilfully, ad. ^TS3J ?fC*f, ^3^1 

Will, *. t^1, ^f%SF$ ; ^3^ 

Wiii,*>. 3Tt*r 3s,^rf%*re 3;, t^i ^, 

Willing, 0. ^ssr^,^^^, ^ft<^5 I 
Will-o-the-wisp,5.^TTGcT^1 frc*TO I 
Wily,*. £§,£fa^,£W?"^, *T^ I 
Wimple,*. C5rT^1,"g"^,'sr^^T^ir e l 1 
Win, v. mit ^ ; *Tt^ ^,£JT*£ ^ 1 
Wince, v.W\P$\g, OTRTE5 *ffit- 

Winch,*.^^?? - ^T^cT, ^CSTTT^TT? I 
Wind, *.*Tv5T*T, *T?[, *WT, ^5 I 
Wind, v, H^1, «tT^W ; T^P CW ; 

Windfall, *. ^t^C^S *ft^^5 "SpcT ; 
Winding, 0. C^5tcT, *Tfa*fvS>1 I 
Winding-sheet, *. *t?rt^TW^, ft«1 

^3 1 
Windlass, *. ^T?" C3t«^ 5<T^1 



WIS 

Windmill, s. ^T^F?"^, *t^T?Tl 

Window, s. ^T^,^^1,®t^T^] I 
Windpipe, 5. ^T^c^l" 1 
Windward, ad. ^t^JT ^1%^J< I 
Windy, a. ^HT^'Z^Jll, TpT*11 I 
Wine, s. "srt^^rl, *TWJ, JT^T?:*! I 
Wing,s. c\5^1, <W1, *W, *lT«n-*r l 
Winged, a. «TMTT^5 ? i ^^^t^Ti 
Wink,i\Ff ^f; ^ 8f*f*1 *CT3 

Winner, s. Hsl^l ; *rT^<&1 I 
Winning, «."src*rc?r, "STC^T^^r I 
Winnings, s.frtfwtt? SI3J %R I 
Winnow, p. *f*n 3U3, *fTW^1 1 
Winter, s. C^^T^T, *?te<f>T*T I 
Winter, v. ^fte^T*? *TT*R ^ 1 
Winterly, Wintry, a. *rt3^T«rta | 
Wipe, v. 'srtwk ^ , *£"£, C^t^; 5 
Wipe, s. «J^^ ; ^jf5TT^ ; ^^C^«f I 
Wire, s. ^rfft SfT\*>?" ?p, ^T?T I 
Wire-drawer^.^T^^^I ^IC^C^f 
Wiry, a. 3T<rf^P&$, 5T?R* | 
Wisdom, s. SsT^, 3J^j, ft^3l I 
Wise, 0. ^T^t, *f^rT*, £f#1 I 
Wise, s. *F5, £f^T?T, 5tf<T1, ?&^ I 
Wiseacre, s. f^t#T*f, ^151 *ftj 

Wisely, a& £jt33$t?&C*f, ^STft^ I 
Wish, s. t^1, *T*ra1, "STC^T^"^ l 
Wish,<y. t^l % *T*R1 ^, 3"T^1 ^ « 
Wishful, a. ^p, ^T*T«#t I 
Wisp, s. ^T®, *mi, ^i, $\Sl I 



296 WOM 

Wistful, a. HZt^Z, *Tte*rt*,f5%5 \ 

Wit, $. sfaRf^, <f.$tT?: ^f5f,<n^ 

?T^J, ?"*I33 *, To wit, ad. ^r^te, 

Witch, 5. v5f^*, v5tf%^t, «*[*rft l 
Witchcraft, s. ^Y^-fRI, d>fa1 I 
With, pr. ?rf$$, Jicsr, *T?T1 I 
Withal,^. $<!>*rc3r,5f%S,^lfw® I 
Withdraw,^. ^T^?r«j 35 ; 2f^T* *P I 
Withe, s. ^T51 C^, c.33} ; c4<jj>ft I 
Wither, tf.Kfa 5T, 3*5 ^, kfm ^ I 
Withhold, v. f^T?"«i ^, ^T^ ^ ! 
Within, #r. ^TS?", f%$3" 5 TTOJ I 
Without, ^r. *Tl^?r ; ^jl^t^ 1 
Withstand, v. *jTsr»n,£ft§C3:T*r ^ I 
Witless, a.f^C3fr*r,^f%^ta,^!33T5r I 

Witling, s. ^"^f^srfa;, ^t^t1%- 

Witness^.^T^ ;*TOJ,£fsn«n [ Wft 
Wit'ness,^. £psrT«l CW, sft^J CW I 
Witticism, s. 37t?f rf^, C*R3T<FJ I 
Wittily,a^wf^5T^1;W*£^ 
Wittingly, ad. ^T^TC?", wT^?1 1 
Witty, a. *TO C*T^1, ^J3T<5T^t, 

Wizard,s.tf5^^<r,*p^t,srt?T^ I 
Woe, s. W, C*tT^, *T3T*T ; Tt? * t 
Woeful, «. J£Sf*T$, tt^gl,1^Tf«Tv5 I 
Wold,s. StT^<T,>rT^, C5*fT'5?:,Tr?n^T^ 

Wolf, s. c^prti CT^f^?n ^i^r 5 

W6man,s. gt, ^t#t, ?rft$1, ^^«11 I 
Womanhood, s. st^, ^T^t«3 I 
Womanish, «. 5fa*, #^^ I 



WOR 

Womankind, s. 3t®tr%,St*T5|T I 

Womb, s. ir?rt^f ?f^f:^t,-^?r i 

W6nder, *.^T*5*fj^T*, 53T*^t?r I 
Wonder, t?.^t*5^fj"S3t5T ^,^T3"T^^l 
Wonderful, Ya. <5rT*N7, ^%H, 
Wondrous, j F5T^T?T, ^r*TW^ I 
Wont, s. *J*^T?", W^Jffi, <fH§ 1 
Wonted, a. ^^s,^^^,^! I 
Woo, v. gftf$ ©^I^CS C5"3>1 ^ I 
Wood, s. ^I& ; *•*, ttf*M, ^T?Tt I 
Woodbine, s* ©rsl, ^ t^c*t^ I 
Woodcock, *. ^ *f^t RC^fS" I 
Wooded, 5. ?ra3T?r, ^TcT I 
Woddland,s.f ^TT^fa-^fSTCW^ I 
Woodman,,?. *jf<r ^l^t?5l,^?1 I 
Woodpecker, 5. ^T^C^T^?T1 *f#t I 
Woody, *. ^TT?, <i^T»T ; ^ffcjll I 
Woof, s. vff^raT* *J3, ^T^t I 

Wool,*. csroerTsr, ^*f?r, fecfj 1 

Woollen,. a. *T*nft, c*rT*rf^f*fr3 l 
Wo611endraper,*.^«fto3[ ^j^Tft I 
Woolly,*. Coft^T'STfT, C5TtST*r,C©TT"5r €t 1 
Woolpack, *. G*rtCST?r *ft^i> I 
Word,*? .<H*J, ?K1, *T«ft, "far ; gf- 
f%^1 ; ^\3lW I [^t5t«T I 

Wordy, a. ^SfaT fcf*t^,3l^j3nr, 
Work, s. ^^r,f^?I1, *7T*tt?T ; ^*T l 
Work, v. ^^ *p, ««IT^ ; £«|Jf*fl ; 

Workhouse, *. ^t*fj1©T?, wta1§- 
Workman, 5. ^Tt?^<T, f*! 6 ^"^^", 

Workmanship,*. 35ttt^^t,^3^?fr j 



297 WR1 

Workshop,*. ;$T<r<M'Sl1,sptfrTsTO I 
World,s.3f9te,3J\*fl7T ; OTT^TSp I 
Worldling, *. *5[tf fgJsr, *raci*^ | 
Worldly,*. 5TT\^tf?^, ^ft^ I 
Worm,«.<#Gj?rl, 1%5gaw5, ^fsr,$ft I 
Worm, v. ^tc^<T ^JHT *T3R ^ I 
Worm-eaten, a. C*fW^n>1 ; ^t«f I 
Wormwood/. ^TsfTfal, ^1% f$?F 

JWJ 5T?T1 • 
Worn,*. #r<,^T«l,^?2ft^,^m I 
Wor'ry^.Jf^fnrtfaffT?".; *rs^ 1 
Worse,*. ST*tf3<T, ^MJTC^f^l ST**? I 
Worship, 5. <®irc1, *£§f1, ^IBRl ; 

Worship, v. ^JS5, «J®1 ^, ^tW<T 

Worshipful, *. <J§f^t?r, ^t^?"«Vt?, 
Worshipper,*, ^l?^,^! 55^, C*R^ I 
Worst, «. srsffOT, WtG*TO1 3T*W I 
Worst, *. *f"5"T^j5 <P, ®?T ^ I 
Worsted, *. *f*ti^ *[?1 I 
Worth, s. "ST5TJ, "Pff , $■«! ; £?F3* I 
Worthily, ad. $*fsr^?rc*f I 
Worthiness, *. C^T?fJSl, S5"*R5T, 

Worthless, *. f^<p3>, ^gs^T | 
Worthy,*. c^TtfJ, ^TfTT, ^TO I 

Wot, v. ®t«t, ^t^ ^:, rai*r ^ 1 

Would, v. <f>t?3T*r, t^ f^T^T I 

Wound, *. ^3, ^i^gmr^, cmt> i 

Wound, v. ^»3 *F, ^T"5TT3 <F I [^ I 
Wrangle, v. 3"5^1 3>, ^^T ^ft^Hf 
Wrap, *?. ^1, C^T^ 3 



WEO 



298 



YEL 



Wrapper, s. OTte^, ^BTt^fiR I 
Wrath, s. c^t^f , CSFt^T, C?Tte, ?Tt9f I 
Wrathful^. C^T*n^,^,C?rt^T5T 
Wreak, v. 2Jr^fl\3Tl ^, ^C5p*T ^ I 
Wreath, s. SCfwfl, ^Tfato 3^ | 
Wreathe, v. *Tl"^ CW, C*fa Of I 
Wreck, s. f^T*f, £f®nr, ^$c*ft$ I 
Wren, s. ^g *{w\ t^CTO I 
Wrench,*?. *jjf^m T>T^, <Ptl%?1 *T I 
Wrench, s. SSTTE^rf^, C*f5, C«f 5»ft I 
Wrest, v. CTlT?$1j t^T?T^T<T ^ I 
Wrestle, #/5I?r^i ^, *T^]5 ^ I 
Wretch, 5. *fT*rrer1, ^5<eT*fJ I 
Wretched, a. TJS*$ft, ^^T?t1 5 v§>^ I 
Wretchedly, ad. ^T^'f^^^l 
Wriggle, v. ^f^C^ ^3 fat^ *i\& I 
Wright, s. f^it, ^tft^?-, fn^ft I 
Wrings t^H$1, «fT^ CW, C^tEvSl ; 

Wrinkle, s. I^Tj, C#t^1, C<it<^1 I 
Wrinkle, v. ff5l*\£l, C#tWl I 
Wrist, s. >jf«lTO, ^TC^^T l*fo\ 5f| 

Writ, «. §N3JT, firftr ; *{^?fa1 I 
Write, v. C*j-*r, ^^1 ^, t^tfrf ^ I 
Writer,*. C^^f^, $T^3l,1%f*t^ I 
Writhe, fl.*T\5W 3>, "SI^pT^ I 
Writing, s. fsif^f , cW*, *f 4 I 

Wrongs. ^srsrts^Jjfisra, ^(^ I 
Wrongs ^•uTiT <!>, ^Jtt^T^" ^ I 
Wrongfully, ad. ^Rj"fa *t3fo | 
Wroth, a. a»3i, §^lTftre, W3> I 



Wrought, a. <^$, f^pSfo, ^"tt^s 

Wry, a. ^, C5W1, t^<p, CS^I I 
X. 

X, w^m^rji, w*t*r i [^ i 

Xebec, s. r%* ^T^«f ttf*t^ ^J ^t- 
^t^f ft (TO I 



Yacht, s. T[C*rTJ%3 -^J Ht^tlf I 
Yarn,*. "%9£§t ^T«^l [5fT?T^ STT^T [ 
Yard, 5. ^K; «ngf; ^fT^TC®?T *fTf*t 
Yard wand ,s. sf Bf^t^t, SfiSF^fiit I 
Yarn, *. ^t^t^T *T51, %.f| *[3f I 
Yawl, s. ^TC^<r tfifal I [> I 
Yawn,s. ^ C^fcT, ^«| 3J, Shifts 
Ycleped, a. •tfjte, •USTf 3, ^t*tt I 
Ye,p. rettTSl, C$T?T1 I 
Yea, ad. tl, *CT> , *F5J, ^^*tJ I 
Yean, v. (CTO) £f*T3" ^ I 
Year, «< ^^r, *^f,*tC?1 TTtT I 
Yearling, «. <£)$ ^?r<r31I^ iflTW- 
Yearly, a. ^^f ?, *Tf¥<5 I [^f ? I 
Yearly, ad. Sjl^^^c?: I 
Yearn, v. C^Sf^F «TTt^T ^ I 
Yearning,*. ^"Jt^^^l, ^T^t?^ ^7- 
Yeast,s. TrTO^, tt^?1 I [^1 1 
Yell, v. £te^T3" *t^f ^, C551 I 
Yell,*. ft^^t?T, d 5t^t, ^t^W?T I 



you 

Yellow, a. *Fte*«f, ^f?3t<?R-«f i 
Yelp, v. f^C^ ^TT?T ?T* ^, 

Yeoman, s. ^\cT^ CWC*f?T C^1^5- 
Yes, ad. % ^ci>, ?T3J I 
Yesterday, s. 9f\5 ^Tf, ?f$ ^j | 
Yet, c. Wtfrf, ^fJtf*f ; ^ttc<n I 
Yew,s. |^ ttc*f^ | 
Yield,u.^*f^[ ^,£tWt5T ^, ft^ "^ I 
Yoke, s. cf fstffir ; ^«8T ; Wf *T^ I 
I'oke, v. c*lte tfF, <^k, ctt?Tf%tf5 

Yokefellow^. *T^T^t, T^fftT I 
Yolk, s. *5&$?[ f ^^ ^13 W^ 

*rte ^tsf i [^# ^?r 4iFs ^tw 1 

Yon, Yonder, a. *<rto^t?r, ^tW"C^, 
Yore, a^. ■sj^TCcT, £fT£to *RC? I 
You,p. vgfa, C5T^r1, ^T^fft I 
Young, a. ^51, ^s, ^sfa, $?N I 
Young, s. 3"^, ^1, *Tfa?P, Wt^l l 
Youngster, s. *TW, TPStfrniG 1 
Your, p, c$fat?r, tf5t?r, csfatcwir 1 



299 



ZOO 



Yourself, p. ^fr, ^rMt^ I 
Youth, s. csrfastf W ; \S1 C*Tt^ I 
Youthful, 0. tnt], ^^fa ; cssftsr 1 

Z. 

Zany, 5. TO3I, €t?, C^<£t I 
Zeal,s. <§**j[^J, StfSl, *j5fa1 I 
Zealot,*.^i\|T^<5 ^jUr, f^T«^* I 
Zealous, 0. ^^, ^CWJtsrt, ^C5^ I 
Zebra, s. <?R 9f «sfe f^C*fg; I 
Zenith, s. irCT^ *pn^*r, ^T*TJ I 
Zephyr, s. *tf%*T TO, Sfa* 43% 

Zero, s. *J*j (0)1 

Zest; *. ^T^tW, <T*T, Wft, TtW I 

Zigzag, 0. ^fat?T, 3?STC$?C 5ft- 

CJ7[ ^t<$V$ I 
Zinc, s. W^1 1 [cT?t*r^ I 

Zodiac, *. ?tf*f5^5, CS?JTf§*&3p, 
Zone, 8. ^fi>3"% *f^5l, ^T*Pt I 
Zoology ,*. ^fa ft^iT^ frffJI I 
Zoophyte,*. ^fa^sfr^ J^frcW 



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